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If the economy of health is to be bled for excess profit, then the fundamentally inefficient process of facilitating our mutual survival must be made to be efficient. The modern welfare state measures and quantifies metrics of individual health against a picture of the individual’s economic resources and labor power in order to restrict the administration of aid.
Health Communism
Beatrice Adler-Bolton;Artie Vierkant
Regarding knowing your strengths, Drucker says: [This] enables people to say to an opportunity, to an offer, to an assignment, “Yes, I’ll do that. But this is the way I should be doing it. This is the way it should be structured. This is the way my relationships should be. These are the kind of results you should expect from me, and in this time frame, because this is who I am.” Many people struggle with this. They aren’t sure what their strengths are. Drucker offers a helpful definition: “What are you good at that consistently produces desired results?”
Barking Up the Wrong Tree
Eric Barker
The resulting action item for CEOs: __Build a culture that rewards—not punishes—people for getting problems into the open where they can be solved.__
The Hard Thing About Hard Things
Ben Horowitz
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