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The source of distraction is not what you think. The dot and the swarm. What makes great leaders?
One "must" for this week: The source of distraction is not what you think
Nir Eyal shares that “distraction” is not defined by the activity itself but by whether it mismatches your premeditated intention for that time.
Any action that...
The after action review. The top idea in your mind. The rise of AI superintelligence.
One "must" for this week: The after action review
An article about the U.S. Army's After Action Review (AAR), an emergent learning practice that turns experience into actionable knowledge through forward-focused, iterative group reflect...
6 questions to find your money psychology. AI and the looming competition for margin. 15 principles for managing up.
One "must" for this week: 6 questions to find your money psychology
This article distills Morgan Housel's "The Psychology of Money" into six introspection questions designed to help us clarify what "enough" means personally and financia...
The power of the weekly review. The choices we make about AI now are critical. Load-bearing people.
One "must" for this week: The power of the weekly review
An article from Anne-Laure Le Cunff about one of my favorite practices: the weekly review. It’s a structured self-reflection practice that helps ensure our daily tasks align with...
Kids remember your worked late. Agency and agents. Most conflict starts with team agreements no one made.
One "must" for this week: Kids remember your worked late
The article from my friend Kate pushes back on the cliché "only your kids will remember you worked late," arguing that the real story of work and family is always more nuanced tha...
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