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Each… form of change… can appear to be innovative, but only a useful change is really innovation.
…when you phrase a label as a neutral statement of understanding, it encourages your counterpart to be responsive.
…data suggest that employees in today’s workforce expect their managers to coach them – primarily based on their strengths.
…without clear metrics… business behavior is vulnerable to unstable whim and shifting forces, and in this volatile scrum deep work has fared particularly poorly.
Knowledge workers expect continuous learning and continuous training. Above all, they want respect, not so much for themselves but for their area of knowledge.
…extrinsic motivators – especially tangible, ‘if-then’ ones – can also reduce the depth of our thinking. They can focus our sights on only what’s immediately before us rather than what’s off in the distance.
…an ever-increasing body of research from neurologists and psychologists affirms that below the calm, logical veneer rages another world.
Selecting one sharp focus requires inhibiting a multitude of others… That takes cognitive effort.
When a relationship with a mentor deteriorates, or irreconcilable differences with our superiors arise, we experience more than mere disillusionment; our images of possible futures also change.









