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The larger and more accessible the library of human knowledge, the more chances for inquisitive patrons to make connections at the cutting edge.
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189 |
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…[hierarchy] has always been present, in one form or another, for as long as there have been humans.
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185 |
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…managers need to resist the tendency to measure everything, to reward only that which can be measured, and to downplay the role of human judgment.
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265 |
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You’re in charge of how you feel. That’s perhaps one of the greatest human gifts.
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105 |
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…trust grows whenever a working relationship is humanized.
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003 |
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…self-compassion involves recognizing your suffering, mindfully engaging with your emotions, and understanding that the pain you’re feeling is part of a shared human experience.
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160 |
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…there is a countervailing truth of human nature: Where there is change, there is resistance. No matter how enlightened your methods, there will be people on your team who will dig in their heels.
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171 |
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Slow productivity supports legacy-building accomplishments but allow them to unfold at a more human speed.
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043 |
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The cure isn’t to be found in smarter task systems, but instead in a return to something simpler, and more human: regular conversation.
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089 |
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A reality of personal productivity is that humans are not great at estimating the time required for cognitive endeavors.
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132 |
