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How soon should you leave a toxic workplace?
As soon as you can—and sooner than you think.
There's no amount of hazard pay that justifies feeling browbeaten and broken.
Not every job is a source of joy and meaning, but your work shouldn't cost you your health and well-being.
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The most important measure of success is not status, power, or wealth. It's how much freedom you have—and how much freedom you give.
Choosing how to spend your time and share your ideas is a right. Using your resources to help others gain that right is a responsibility.
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France is always worth a trip. Make sure to just get stuck in Paris. Go out and explore the food all across the country! Source: buff.ly/3pt9ghr
Learning and development - amazing how this controversy is lying so low given its incredible negative consequences. theage.com.au/national/victo…
In the tradition of Jan Hus that the truth will prevail. David Suzuki: U.S. crisis shows need to speak truth to power straight.com/news/david-suzu… via @georgiastraight
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1. Terrific analysis of the new class structure of contemporary capitalism. In line with my own thinking.
My new piece for Foreign Affairs.
The end of classes and the rise of a new elite?
foreignaffairs.com/articles/…
Interesting who will come out winners and losers in the Trump saga. I reckon this person has gained a fair amount of respect. Yes 2020 - the year of living dangerously.
“People calling for you to be beheaded, fired, thrown in the fire pit or whatever, that's just noise. You don't pay attention to that.” - Dr Anthony Fauci tells @leighsales that battling the pandemic with @realDonaldTrump as president has been “very stressful”. #abc730
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The early data: COVID fatality rates were lower in countries with female leaders and states with female governors.
Women announced lockdowns earlier and more successfully. They expressed more awareness of people's fears, concern for their pain, and confidence in their plans.
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These studies show that jargon, in academia and elsewhere, isn't a tool of communication, but a way of compensating for insecurities.
Jargon isn't a sign of expertise; it's a signal of insecurity.
9 studies: when people lack status, they resort to unnecessarily technical language in an attempt to look smart.
When they have status, they're more concerned with communicating clearly.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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We pay too much attention to people who talk in soundbites and too little attention to those who think in paragraphs.
It's easier to teach a person with complex ideas to be more concise than to teach someone with simple ideas to be more complex.
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(3) Allocational resilience—the speed at which resources can be redirected from legacy businesses to emerging opportunities. What to do:
Relax investment screens, decentralize allocational decisions, create multiple sources of experimental capital. humanocracy.com
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In job interviews and college admissions, we focus too much on what candidates have accomplished, and too little on what obstacles they've overcome.
The true measure of people's potential is not the height of the peak they've reached, but how far they've climbed to get there.
Yes finding this balance is important. Keep it simple but not stupid..
If you think you have to dumb down an idea to explain it, you're not giving your audience enough credit.
If people don't understand your idea, start with the assumption that you haven't explained it well.
The goal of communication is clarity, not simplicity.
#FridayThoughts
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Weak leaders start by praising themselves and criticizing others. They take credit and give blame.
Strong leaders begin by criticizing themselves and praising others. They take responsibility and give credit.
#SaturdayThoughts
Amazing but quite disturbing with this story continuing...
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Amazing how a crisis brings on innovation. A serious problem for a bigger crisis that may be creeping up on you....
When the AFL reboots after this adversity they should cleanse a few aspects. Betting promotions that coincide with children viewing are inexcusable. It's easy for the AFL leadership to pretend it doesn't matter but this doesn't wash. The money isn't worth it... CSR people...
“What’s happened tonight is the players have really put their hand up to do their bit to ensure our game gets through this.”
Damo just checked in with Gill to ask about the deal reached today. Watch the full interview here: afl.to/3bsOt5j

















