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The best ideas, it’s believed, come from… close-up sensory investigation of the situation; how can you improve something you don’t fully understand?
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Whenever possible, we should get out of the business of precision altogether.
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This is one of the classic tensions of management: You want to encourage people to use their judgment, but you also need your team members’ judgments to be correct and consistent.
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Boundaries are necessary because of people’s tendency to escalate their commitment to their choices.
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…tripwires encourage risk taking by letting us create a ‘safe space’ for experimentation.
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…tripwires allow us the certainty of committing to a course of action, even a risky one, while minimizing the costs of overconfidence.
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Appoint yourself the agent of your own life and take ownership of your own development, career, creative spirit, work, and connections.
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By simply letting our children know that we see them in full, clearly and without judgment, we signal that we accept and validate their emotional experience.
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Tweaking your job, also known as job crafting, involves looking creatively at your work circumstances and finding ways to reconfigure your situation to make it more engaging and fulfilling.
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The most agile and adaptive response to an unattainable goal is goal adjustment, which entails both disengaging… and then re-engaging in an alternative.
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