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What connects a tribe is a common commitment to the thing they feel born to do. This can be extraordinarily liberating, especially if you’ve been pursuing your passion alone.
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The power of groups is that they validate the common interests of their members. The danger of groupthink is that it dulls their individual judgment.
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People who find their Element are more likely to evolve a clearer sense of their life’s ambitions and set a course for achieving them.
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Mentors open doors for us and get involved directly in our journeys. They show us the next steps and encourage us to take them.
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…if you can see the chances of making a dream come true, you can also likely see the necessary next steps you need to take toward achieving it.
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…send fewer e-mails and ignore those that aren’t easy to process – and by doing so [you] will significantly weaken the grip your inbox maintains over your time and attention.
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If you’re in a position to do so, consider sender filters as a way of reclaiming some control over your time and attention.
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The notion that all messages, regardless of purpose or sender,… deserve a (timely) response, is absurdly unproductive.
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…tasks that leverage your expertise tend to be deep tasks and they can therefore provide a double benefit: They return more value per time spent, and they stretch our abilities, leading to improvement.
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Decide in advance what you’re going to do with every minute of your workday.
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