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The Element:
Finding your tribe can have transformative effects on your sense of identity and purpose.
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The Element:
Great creative teams are diverse. They are composed of very different sorts of people with different but complementary talents.
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The Element:
…people often derive a large sense of who they are through affiliation with specific groups and tend to associate themselves closely with groups likely to boost their self-esteem.
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The Element:
…issues of attitude are of paramount importance in finding your Element. A strong will to be yourself is an indomitable force.
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The Element:
Fear is perhaps the most common obstacle to finding your Element.
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The Element:
…someone keeping you from the thing you love to do – or from even looking for it – can be a deep source of frustration.
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The Element:
Doing something ‘for your own good’ is rarely for your own good if it causes you to be less than who you really are.
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The Element:
The power of groups is that they validate the common interests of their members. The danger of groupthink is that it dulls their individual judgment.
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The Element:
As we learn a language, accents, and ways of speaking, we also learn ways of thinking, feeling, and relating.
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The Element:
…great social movements are those that are stimulated when the boundaries are broken.
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