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May 2024 - forget goals, essential interview questions, being a follower, and you can't always optimize
this is issue #64
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April 2024 - most work is new work, learn to change your mind, don't hoard talent, and what's better than feedback
issue #63
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March 2024 - a corporate tragedy, business and dopamine, people-centric, and be the only
the 62nd issue
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February 2024 - on business and addiction, the slow pace of change, and asking better questions
issue #61
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January 2024 - rules for leading, questions worth answering, and a definition of success
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December 2023 - Year 5 in review
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November 2023 - on psychopathic leaders, surveillance culture, buzzwords, and constant change
Issue #58
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Be human to human beings
Whether it’s Black Lives Matter, COVID-19, mass shootings, massive firings in some industries, the war in Ukraine, or the war in the Middle East… it is reasonable to expect that any, some, or all of these events -and others- have impacted and still impact the minds and hearts
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October 2023 - on bullshit, being human, managing less, and what zoom calls do to your brain
Issue #57
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Executive compensation: reality is different than what Americans believe
From a nationwide Stanford University survey: The typical American believes a CEO earns $1.0 million in pay (average of $9.3 million), whereas median reported compensation for the CEOs of these companies is approximately $10.3 million (average of $12.2 million).”Those who believe in capping CEO pay
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Failure and being hooked to a positive outlook
Costica Bradatan: A long evolutionary history has hardwired us to go blindly for whatever increases our chances of survival in the world, and therefore to chase immediate success. Brooding over failure, just as brooding over our finitude and mortality, doesn’t improve our chances of survival. Failure is the sudden
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September 2023 - on meetings you hate, passion at work, character in leadership, and the invisible hand
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