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Everyone has a reason, but not everyone gets the prize. Discover how the ancient question 'cui bono' cuts through every explanation to reveal who actually benefits from any decision or action.
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This post explores essential ethical questions about our economic system, challenging readers to reconsider the relationship between business "viability" and human dignity. It examines whether businesses should be considered viable if they cannot pay living wages, how power dynamics influence wage d
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this is issue #70
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Discover how replacing 'why' with 'what for' can transform your conversations from past-focused to future-oriented. Learn this simple yet powerful questioning technique that leads to more meaningful dialogue and better outcomes.
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Issue #60
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1. Do you know? 2. Have you ever said (or thought), “I’m too old to ____”? 3. Were you right about that? 4. Who has taught you the most in the last two years? 5. Last ten? 6. Do they know you regard them in this way? 7. Would it
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By far the most substantial piece of content I read recently is from Jay Rosen. He is a press critic who writes about the media and politics. He is a professor at the School of Journalism at New York University. Here is how it starts: https://twitter.com/jayrosen_nyu/
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... to be documented in the journal you should keep. Where was I blind? Where was I hurt without anyone noticing? What did I learn today? What did I read? What new thoughts visited me? What differences did I notice in those closest to me? Whom did I neglect? Where did
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Towering above the nearby blocks in the Eixample district of Barcelona, the Sagrada Família is unmistakable for its colossal scale and its convention-defying architecture. Looking like a Gothic cathedral seen through a surreal fairytale filter, this is the most audacious project of the influential Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí (1852-
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Hiring manager: We’re just about done here. Do you have any questions for us? Job candidate: During the 2020 pandemic, how long did you keep your employees on the payroll? And what was your rationale? What specifically did you do to keep your employees safe? (photo by Headway on
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It’s not easy to say precisely what makes a question big; but we can at least give a few examples from the history of philosophy so that we have some idea what we’re talking about: * What is the meaning of life? * What is the nature of ultimate reality?
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On the last day of class, Clayton Christensen, a Harvard Business School professor, asks his students to turn those theoretical lenses on themselves to find cogent answers to three questions: Second, how can I be sure that my relationships with my spouse and my family become an enduring source of