The glass-ceiling, daily doses of awe and more in this week’s #TheEdit.

• Why we all need daily doses of awe. Psychology professor Dacher Keltner talks about human emotion as a tool for making sense of the world, extraordinary acts of kindness and moral beauty as a way of life – At a Distance Podcast
• The Economist’s glass-ceiling index. An annual measure of the role and influence of women in the workforce – The Economist
• How organisations can support female staff. When it comes to supporting women in the workplace, too many companies tend to focus on diversity rather than inclusion – Raconteur
• Why we never have enough time. How to reclaim lost time when structural forces have commodified our moments, days, and years – New Yorker
• “Show me that this is possible.” Inspiring the journey to achieve inclusion in the workforce – McKinsey
• ChatGPT makes us human. The AI chatbot’s limitations allow us to appreciate our own – House of Beautiful Business
• Leading in a volatile world. Data collected since the first year of the pandemic has shown that versatility is an even stronger component of effective leadership now than it was before – Harvard Business Review
• International Women’s Day: The Changemakers. On International Women’s Day, we celebrated the women who are enacting positive change on a global scale – The Beautiful Truth