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An easy place to start is acknowledging to yourself that regardless of the role, everyone has moments of deep insecurity.
When Leaders Get Imposter Syndrome
Deborah Gruenfeld
So COVID induced anosmia is actually a serious problem. According to annoying people who refuse to provide useful information, between 3% and 98% of people who get coronavirus lose some sense of smell. A meta-analysis that pools all these studies gives a best estimate of around 40%.
What Should We Make Of Sasha Chapin's Claim That Taking LSD Restored His Sense Of Smell After COVID?
Scott Alexander
In my mind, it isn’t going to be a technological shift that takes us forward, nor will it be any sort of legal shift. It is going to have to be cultural.
The Societal Problem of Only Needing 1,000 True Fans to Be Successful Online
theinformation.com
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