What did you really learn in college?
Scratch that — what did you really learn in any educational program??
I have my Master’s degree and I probably only actually retained about 20% of the curricula throughout my entire…
unfazed
Adamantly against niches and norms.
Why aren’t great teams more common?
How To Lead
Wilson Galyean
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A well-oiled machine has to be assembled (and managed) by SOMEBODY…
And, without those truly exceptional leaders — who are willing to get their hands dirty; to do some of the ‘grunt work,’ themselves — it is unlikely that a sense of kinship will be fostered among teammates or…
So our inexperience casts an illusion of expertise.
Why Your Meetings Suck. And How to Fix Them.
Jake Wilder
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As the old adage goes,
“…we are all [our own] most unreliable narrators…”
I am inclined to cite (or make general reference to) the Cartesian proposition that our individual, subjective perceptions of the external world are all ‘inaccurate’ as all…
But there is a big problem with this feverish quest for knowing stuff: there’s never any end to it.
The Art of Staring Into Space
Will Buckingham
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Ahh, this takes me back to my days in college when I was studying Epistemology & Ancient Scepticism.
The “OG” sceptical notion of ataraxia, developed by early Greek philosophers — the Stoics, like Pyrrho and Sextus Empiricus — may be the remedy here…
Yes and no.
Fiona Y.
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Phee Y. — I can fully empathize with your experiences with education, the church and the “learning curve.”
You made a comment about “normal” schooling, so I thought you might be interested in reading what I recently wrote (ranted is probably a more fitting word) regarding my qualms and struggles in the “traditional” public…
