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HBR Leader’s Handbook, Page 216
As a leader, you have the right – and obligation – to choose what kind of balance you have in your life.
Willpower, Page 216
Thinness has become a status symbol because it’s so difficult for ordinary people to achieve unless they’re genetically lucky.
Average is Over, Page 216
Whether we like it or not, breakthrough science has passed into the hands of the middle-aged.
Who Believed in You?, Page 216
Being too obvious of a mentor to someone sometimes hurts them. If you get too close, you can actually hurt them.
Traction, Page 216
If you’re getting distracted by shiny stuff, choose one discipline and stick with it.
Enshittification, Page 216
If you’re not paying for the product, you are the product. If you are paying for the product, you’re still the product.
The Enthusiastic Employee, Page 216
It is also difficult to be loyal to an organization that stands for nothing but making money.
The Enthusiastic Employee, Page 216
People want to work for an organization that does well but also does good.
ReWork, Page 216
Bottom line: The pool of great candidates is far bigger than just people who completed college with a stellar GPA.
Decisive, Page 216
Realistic job previews innoculate people against disappointment and increase their satisfaction, even in the midst of a difficult job.