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A recurring theme—maybe the core theme—in every talk or workshop I give is the inescapable tension, and for most of us an eventual clash, between two essential needs: attachment and authenticity.
The Myth of Normal
Gabor Maté, MD
Schmidt: Both of us have always been annoyed by the term. A successful life is not completely balanced. The great people push hard, they do interesting and unusual things. They follow their passion, they get excited. The term “balance” seems to me to be an industrial era term. And in that sense, I think we’re going against the political correctness of that term. But the fact of the matter is that when we studied the successful people, they managed to have a good life and they managed to have good work, and they get them integrated.
Don’t Ask Google’s Eric Schmidt How to Achieve “Work-Life Balance” | MIT Technology Review
technologyreview.com
Salience refers to the strength of the invitation of a given affordance.
Learning to Optimize Movement
Rob Gray
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