Subtract to Succeed
Nell Derick Debevoise Dewey, Alison Taylor, Michael ValdovinosConnecting the dots of our lives to build success that feels as good as it looks. Because we can only make change when we have available capacity. Subscribe to build your subtraction muscle and do less, but matter more.
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Joy Isn't a Perk.
At a 4,000-person conference in LA, I watched people line up 60 deep to sit on pee pads with rescue puppies. And maybe it’s me, but something about it just didn’t sit right…
It feels apt that in the second week of Joy Month, thinking about...
What If We Subtracted: The Joy Manager Role
We can't manufacture joy for the people we love. But we can do something better.
My husband and I have almost gotten in at least one car accident, and had several other close calls, or at least he would like to tell you that, as a result o...
The Vacation Paradox of Joy
Why the sparkliest joy moments might be waiting for you at home
On Monday, I shared my five weird sources of joy. The specific, idiosyncratic ones that are unmistakably mine. Spoiler alert: the list includes dog kisses, points and discount...
What If We Subtracted: Conformist Joy
The weird, specific, completely personal things that actually light us up.
I am totally OK with my dogs licking my face. Whether their mouths are the cleanest or as dirty as seems logical given their lifestyle, I am not even a tiny bit gro...
The Business Case for Doing the Right Thing Is Dead. Now What?
This conversation happened at the tail end of Wealth Month, right where it belonged: an honest reckoning with what we’ve built, what it cost, and what comes next. We’re deep in Joy Month now, but I wanted to get it to you anyway.
Because...
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Subtraction Strategist. Harvard-trained. Educated by horses. Subscribe to build success that feels as good as it looks. Together, we'll explore the philosophy of subtraction and learn to do less without sacrificing ambition or impact.
Professor at NYU Stern, author of Higher Ground. Lots of other hats, even more opinions. Join me to talk risk, responsibility, integrity, human idiosyncrasies.
Board-certified licensed psychologist, U.S. Air Force veteran, and author exploring the intersection of psychology, culture, technology, and institutions. I study the gap between our ideals and lived realities—in individuals and the systems we build.
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