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Most consumers are likely to find the information equilibrium that fits them – the amount of information they feel can help them make better decisions.
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067 |
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…regardless of how you feel about your job right now, adopting the craftsman mindset will be the foundation on which you’ll build a compelling career.
|
041 |
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People who feel like their careers truly matter are more satisfied with their working lives, and they’re also more resistant to the strain of hard work.
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152 |
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…the feeling of control – whether real or illusory – is one of the wellsprings of mental health.
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022 |
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…feelings don’t just matter – they are what mattering means.
|
071 |
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…we can’t always get what we want, but at least we feel sure that we know what to want in the first place.
|
077 |
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Curiosity is a powerful urge, but when you aren’t smack-dab in the middle of feeling it, it’s hard to imagine just how far and fast it can drive you.
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116 |
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…how we feel when we imagine an event is usually a good indicator of how we will feel when the event itself transpires.
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119 |
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…when people are prevented from feeling an emotion in the present, they become temporarily unable to predict how they will feel in the future.
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121 |
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…the comparisons we make have a profound impact on our feelings, and when we fail to recognize that the comparisons we are making today are not the comparisons we will make tomorrow, we predictably underestimate how differently we will feel in the future.
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146 |
