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A Whole New Mind, Page 103
When facts become so widely available and instantly accessible, each one becomes less valuable.
A World Without Email, Page 103
We’re poised… to make… massive increases in the economic effectiveness of the knowledge sector, if we’re willing to get serious about questioning how we work.
Talent is Overrated, Page 103
The brain’s ability to change is greatest in youth, but it doesn’t end there.
The Power of Habit, Page 103
Individuals have habits; groups have routines… – Geoffry Hodgson
Start With No, Page 103
No vision, no real decision: this is a rule of human nature.
Hooked, Page 103
The element of variability also turns a seemingly mundane task into an engaging, gamelike experience.
The Making of a Manager, Page 103
…when you give feedback well and you help your report grow as a result, there is no better feeling.
Zero to One, Page 103
…only by believing in and looking for secrets could you see beyond the convention to an opportunity hidden in plain sight.
A Whole New Mind, Page 103
What begins to matter more [than facts] is the ability to place these facts in context and to delivery them with emotional impact.
A World Without Email, Page 103
The Attention Capital Principle: The productivity of the knowledge sector can be significantly increased if we identify workflows that better optimize the human brain’s ability to sustainably add value to information.