Year: 2021
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The Adventure From Self-Centered to Centered Self
I stumbled across this quote the other day and noticed how perfectly it accompanies the “adventure” of being nobody-but-yourself, whereby one day we discover our inner compass pulling at the heart of our Self, helping…
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Expect The Unexpected
I remember telling someone once that when your world changes, it will feel like gravity is gone and you won’t know which way is up. For the past year, I’ve been experiencing this in increasing…
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Reimagining Purposeful Work That Let’s Us Play With Possibilities
According to a recent McKinsey study, one of top reasons people are resigning has nothing to do with compensation, work–life balance, or mental health. One of the top reasons people have resigned is they didn’t…
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Work Isn’t Working For Us Anymore But Rather Against Us
Workers are quitting at or near the highest rates on record in sectors such as manufacturing, retail, and trade, transportation and utilities, as well as professional and business services. Many expect the labor shortage to…
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Adaptive Generalization Through Bridged Specialization
Also known as “fine-tuning,” transfer learning is helpful in settings where you have little data on the task of interest but abundant data on a related problem. The way it works is that you first…
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Cultivating Truly “Connected” Workplaces
The Great Resignation should come at no surprise. In fact, it’s been long overdue. Before the pandemic, leaders of the “Talent War” equipped themselves with trendy workplace perksfrom beer on-tap, to meditation booths, to… surprise…
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Disbelieving Something Doesn’t Make It Not Real
An article that corresponds with what I said earlier about cognitive dissonance as being why most anti-vaxxers and Covid deniers are thinking and acting the way they are. In effect, completely denying reality, not wanting…
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Misconceptions From Wrong Perceptions & Limiting Beliefs
Misconceptions about science fuel pandemic debates and controversies, says Neil deGrasse Tyson Schools should teach science as an evolving process — not a series of hard facts, argues astrophysicist http://www.cbc.ca This article pretty much confirms…
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Upgrading Your “Game Interface” for Life
For the first time, she saw her true self — and came to terms with her mortality. “This is who I am. This is how I was born. This is my skin, my fingers, my…
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Marginalized Masses Awakening & Demanding Human Dignity
Workers quitting en masse is ‘a great thing,’ says workplace happiness expert—here’s why http://www.cnbc.com Now, as the pandemic has led people to re-evaluate how they live and spend their time, many are also examining their…
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