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…group solidarity serves societies’ interests well, producing degrees of loyalty and self-sacrifice normally associated with much smaller family units.
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The biggest barrier to positive change at any level – individual, team, society – is identity conflict.
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…the need to feel social connectedness shapes our values and drives much of how we spend our time.
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Children who have more time for free, unstructured, and rough-and-tumble play tend to be more socially and academically proficient as they grow.
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Part of the problem is political and social: people often loath to take chances without permission from superiors.
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Keep your social and conference and event calendar full… you must work hard to remain visible and active among your ever-budding network of friends and contacts.
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…networking is not a secret society with some encoded handshake practiced for its own virtue. We must bring virtue to it.
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…networking is not a secret society with some encoded handshake practiced for its own virtue. We must bring virtue to it.
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“Acquaintances, in short, represent a source of social power, and the more acquaintances you have, the more powerful you are.” – Malcom Gladwell
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We’re an open-source society, and that calls for open-source behavior. And as a rule, not many secrets are worth the energy required to keep them secret.
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