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How to Reduce Complexity
We often make complex things even more difficult by the way we deal with them. Here's how to change that.
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How to Maximize Your Time, Creativity and Performance at Work
Work-life balance sounds like a lot, but it makes little sense. Here’s what you should strive for and practice instead.
Peter Drucker, photo by Jeff McNeill (Wikimedia Commons)
This 8 min. read saves you up to 49 hours
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Lessons from the “Einstein of Management”
How Peter F. Drucker revolutionized the making of leaders.
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“Good Requires Motivation, Great Requires Obsession.”
Robert Bruce Shaw, author of All In, talks about the obsessions of some of the world’s most successful leaders, and the companies they built from those obsessions.
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“Burnout Is Insidious: It Sneaks Up on You, Gradually Gnawing Away at You Over Time.”
Jacinta Jiménez, author of The Burnout Fix, on prevention, treatment and reintegration in case of burnout – a topic that still too few people talk about or act on.
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“Pettiness Costs a Lot of Time, Money And Morale.”
Alex Alonso, chief knowledge officer at SHRM, on the hidden costs of workplace niggles, what disasters can result from borrowing Kleenex tissues from the neighbor’s desk – and how to prevent all that from happening…
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To Understand One of the Most Important Paradigm Shifts Ever, We Need a Radical Change of Mind-Set
In contrast to classical physics, quantum theory – applied in physics, mechanics and biology – describes phenomena that are often counterintuitive to human thought. But the technology based on it will fundamentally change our world.
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Rough Landings
What a year and a half of home office has done to our physical co-working skills – and how we’re relearning them.
