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An experiment in diagnosis bias* was once conducted at MIT. A class had just been seated when a college representative walked in
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Thesis: Rules are for the guidance of the wise and the blind obedience of fools. Rules are funny things. You need them,
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Normally, I’m pretty happy when I visit my communities. A rare exception occurred the other day. Two Team Members in the office,
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There are only 24 hours in a day, and while we are a generation fortunate enough to reasonably expect to exceed life
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Something is said to be overdetermined when it is caused (determined) by multiple simultaneous sources, any one of which might be enough
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Zig Ziglar, the motivational speaker and author, often told a story called “Leaving for Hawaii.” Stories are a great way to teach
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Micro-actions are steps toward a goal that are sooooo small, anyone can take them. They seem so small that they are virtually
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Sports contain many lessons for life. That is one reason I think we are so enthralled by sports contests. They are life
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Every action has an opportunity cost. Opportunity cost is – the cost, the sacrifice made, in choosing one mutually-exclusive option over another
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I’ve got a lot of ideas, and some of them are even good ones. But mostly I’ve got more ideas then I’ve
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Excusitis: Psychological disorder resulting from the need to defer responsibility to anyone or anything other than oneself. This disorder is usually accompanied
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This is a review and summary of “The Speed of Trust,” written by Stephen M.R. Covey, son of The 7 Habits of