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Every cop will tell you that their real job is being a social worker. That's what they do all day. The large majority of police officers in this country never even draw their gun, let alone fire it. They do conflict resolution, right? And if that's their job, why do they need to look like they're an occupying force?

Malcolm Gladwell Tells Us About His Beef With Billionaires, Police Violence, and How His New Hit Podcast Lets Him Explores Issues in Ways His Books Can't

Richard Feloni

#18: THE RATIO OF SOMETHING TO NOTHING IS INFINITE The best predictor of future success is past action. It doesn’t matter how small those actions. When I’m interviewing potential employees, I’m always more interested in what they’ve done than in what they will do. Doing something, doing anything, is always so much more important than just talking about doing it. The ratio of something to nothing is literally infinite. So make a plan. Set subgoals. Get busy. Even if the path is unclear, you’ll use what you’ve learned taking that first step to build toward the next, and the next after that. Results always follow. Charles Lindbergh was correct: “The important thing is to start; to lay a plan, and then follow it step by step no matter how small or large one by itself may seem.”

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Peter H. Diamandis, Steven Kotler

You don’t have knowledge of how to do this task effectively. That comes through actual experience doing it. Specifically, you need to re-calibrate the information-movement control law for drawing (change the relationship between what you see and how you move). Over time, with practice and the development of knowledge of, we get faster and more accurate at mirror drawing.

Learning to Be an “Ecological” Coach

Rob Gray

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