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Negative flywheels are far more common than positive ones. This is especially the case in Freshmanistan, where people have more in common and they are in close proximity. Like the warm ocean water over which hurricanes form, mimetic contagion is able to gather steam faster in Freshmanistan because everyone is in a reflexive environment, picking up on mimetic cues.

Wanting

Luke Burgis

Jeff Bezos on thinking big: “Thinking small is a self-fulfilling prophecy.”

Stay Flexible

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Everyone in the boardroom had sufficient IQ to secure a seat at the table and probably at any corporate table. They also had the skills and competencies necessary to do their job and do it well. What they lacked, and what many leaders lack, because until recently it had not been considered a priority, was superior emotional intelligence, the ability to lead from the heart center along with the head and gut.

The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership

Jim Dethmer, Diana Chapman, and Kaley Klemp

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