High Variance Management
...Changes that improve the show but cause mistakes are not worth it. You want high consistency, low variance...
...Changes that improve the show but cause mistakes are not worth it. You want high consistency, low variance...
...Because it will break. Because plans won’t work out. Because we’ll be surprised...
...Why weighted vests and packs help us lose weight...
...When we think of home maintenance and repair, we tend to think in terms of big, sweaty jobs. But you can keep your house from falling down around you with just five minutes a day...
...Ideas to help you make sense of the world...
...There’s never enough time…
...Whether you saw it coming or were completely blindsided, getting laid off is one of the most stressful experiences in life...
...If you like being distrusted and excluded from the best human contribution and company, this prescription is for you...
...If you’re making the right decision because you want to be rewarded reputationally, you’re probably going to be disappointed...
...You don’t want to get tied up in jigsaw pieces until you grasp the picture of the completed puzzle on the box...
...Mounting evidence supports the importance of incorporating psychological techniques alongside standard physiotherapy for chronic pain...
...There’s life beyond the infinite scroll. We put together a toolkit of habits, routines and products to help you live more intentionally...
...Your eyes instantly zoom onto the fit model-esque people chatting in the corner. As you walk past them, your ears pick up the tinkle of laughter. My god, are they laughing at me?...
...I Owe My Success As A Creative Entrepreneur To These 8 Questions I Ask Every Month...
...How is it that two people delivering the same value to organizational outcomes, in the same role at the same pay, can have a massively different value to the organization itself?...
...Before you get frustrated or deliver a harsh feedback in an unproductive way, first consider yourself...
...Data becomes information when at least one of two related things are true...
...You'll want to address any suspicious behavior as soon as you catch it...
...Take the foundational problem: How do you live a good life? Let's harness the power of inversion to address it: How do you live a miserable life?..
...Chesterton’s Fence is a principle that reminds us to look before we leap. To understand before we act...