10 Types of Odd Friendships You’re Probably Part Of
...Finally, acquaintances gradually blend into the endless world of strangers...
...Finally, acquaintances gradually blend into the endless world of strangers...
...In our increasingly “squiggly” careers, where people change roles more frequently and fluidly and develop in different directions, the ability to unlearn, learn, and relearn is vital for long-term success...
...Do you want to come up with more imaginative ideas? Do you stumble with complicated problems? Do you want to find new ways to confront challenges?...
...There’s no specific moment when you know you’re getting older. No ceremony where they hand you a cardigan and a book of crossword puzzles and say, “Welcome. You’re one of us now"...
...Asking questions and listening to the questions of others helps leaders make better decisions...
...The path to mastery is long, winding and hugely fulfilling. Use this map to navigate and overcome any bumps along the way...
...When we do something nice for someone, a ‘thank you’ and a smile is nice to receive...
...There’s a famous saying attributed to Peter Drucker: “What gets measured gets managed.” The principle makes sense on the surface. It’s only when you quantify outcomes that you can begin to see how your actions move (or don’t) move the needle...
...We don’t spend time online anymore. We simply are online, all the time. The problem is, we still don’t always know how to act...
...Williams recognized that waiting for a pitch in his sweet spot significantly increased his chances of getting a hit. Being patient and waiting for the right opportunity, offered a 40% hit rate...
...Whether from public speaking or just having a heart-to-heart, life is full of these types of conversations...
...many Americans now enter marriage after being self-reliant for several years, including managing their own money. Will they be eager to change that once they get married? Don’t count on it...
...The best time management actually begins at the end...
...Massive leaps in utility and quality are extraordinary events...
...Tap into the power of nonjudgmental noticing...
...Pay more attention to people who are just a little bit ahead of you...
...A tactical, step-by-step guide on how to delegate effectively as a leader...
...Want a job, grads? It’s time to look at more than just your degree...
...We can agree that Isaac Newton didn’t invent gravity. It was here all along, but he gets some credit for naming it and describing it...
...Saying yes to something small can easily lead to unintended consequences...