Meller Notes
William MellerI think, therefore I write. Not always in that order. Notes on leadership, management, careers, books, and the ideas that shape how we think and work.
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Why You Rest and Still Feel Tired
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It is nine in the evening. The laptop closed an hour ago, the dishes are done, the house went quiet. You sit on the couch to rest and pick up your phone.
Forty minutes later, you get up more tired than...
When Success Misleads: 4 Leadership Books on Failure
In a dry region of West Africa, an aid project dug deep wells for the semi-nomadic Moro people and brought the tsetse fly under control. The fly had been making the cattle sick.
More water, better pasture, bigger herds. Ten years later, th...
What a Bad Book Teaches You About Reading Well
There is a curious contradiction inside “How to Read a Book,” by Mortimer Adler and Charles Van Doren, and it shows up exactly when someone tries to take the method too seriously.
So today, let’s talk about it…
The whole book is a manual...
If You Could Keep One Thing From This Sunday
Today is Sunday in Sweden. Actually, it is already Sunday in Brazil too. And it has been Sunday in California for about 40 minutes as well. But it is not Sunday in Hawaii yet.
This information was not relevant.
But around here, autumn is...
A Friar, a Philosopher, and 90,000 Notes: So How Do You Actually Read a Book Right?
A French Dominican friar wrote, back in 1921, that you should keep a box of index cards next to your bed. His instructions were specific, and that detail is what makes the advice memorable.
When a sudden idea hits you in the middle of the...
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