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In economics (and in ordinary life), a basic principle is that you can never be made worse off by having more options, because you can always turn them down.
…a written statement… dramatically increases the chances that the Cause will survive to guide and inspire future generations beyond the founders and those who knew the founders.
One of the biggest mistakes new bosses make is thinking they need to jump in and exert their opinions right away to show that they are capable.
You need to get good in order to get good things in your working life, and the craftsman mindset is focused on achieving exactly this goal.
When used improperly, extrinsic motivators can have another unintended collateral consequence: They can give us more of what we don’t want.
Learning how you want to do your work is equally as valuable as learning what you want to do in the first place.
Redefining problems and failures as opportunities focuses our attention on insights to be gained rather than worrying about the risks we’re taking.
Being reactive and ego driven is a surefire way to short-circuit learning. It traps people in a protective bubble.









