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The brain and the eye may have a contractual relationship in which the brain has agreed to believe what the eye sees, but in return the eye has agreed to look for what the brain wants.
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167 |
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…managers who say – or secretly believe – that employees work better under pressure, uncertainty, unhappiness, or fear are just plain wrong.
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058 |
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We all need to believe that our labor is actually contributing to something that matters.
|
098 |
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We may not all be money-grubbing materialists, but it is difficult for anyone in our society not to believe in the weirdly transcendent power of money.
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010 |
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About 40 percent of all rebates are believed to go uncollected.
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178 |
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Unchecked imposter syndrome can severely undermine your aspirations. If you don’t truly believe in yourself, it’s hard to push yourself to take the calculated risk necessary to reach your goals.
|
019 |
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If you allow life’s injustices to define you, they will. But if you choose to define yourself, to believe in yourself and align yourself with others who believe in you, you will find a way to live the life you want.
|
020 |
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At each stage of our lives and careers, we are going to need help from people who believe in us and want us to succeed.
|
025 |
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…it is possible for you to change your circumstances. You have to believe that: You have the power to create change.
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062 |
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…at home and at work, women tend to believe we are cheating if we accept help, or we are inadequate if we can’t seamlessly transition between a wide variety of tasks.
|
117 |
