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We present our game faces, and the comparison between what we see of each other and how we feel about ourselves leaves us with the sense that we’re missing out. As an old saying goes, We are always comparing our insides to other people’s outsides.
The Good Life
Robert J. Waldinger and Marc Schulz Ph.D
Get as much help as you can afford and ask for help.
10 hours of quality time with you is better than 18 hours of you while exhausted.
Having Kids Is the Harde...
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The write-up should include both a detailed description of the issue and the proposed solution. Someone may say, “I don’t know the answer.” It doesn’t matter. They should take a guess. Even if they have only 10 percent confidence that their answer is a good one. And they should phrase the proposed solution in very bold, directive terms (e.g., “Do this…”). This may seem aggressive but creates a flag in the sand that generates a much more productive discussion and a quicker decision time, which ultimately is more important than appearing to be humble.
The Great CEO Within
Matt Mochary, Alex MacCaw, and Misha Talavera
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