The peak of a mountain is only as strong as its base. We are the same. People focus on hustle culture and bright and shiny objects—until they burnout. You've got to be grounded if you want to soar. Here, the keys to building a foundation for sustainable excellence in 2023:

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Read Jackson Rising · Dec 23, 2022 · 6:06 AM UTC

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A whole section of Twitter needs to see this

A tumblr post (I think??) that says "calm down edgelords, the whole point of society is that it's not survival of the fittest. literally the point is that were leveraging our collective strengths to lead to better outcomes for everything. we've been doing it for a couple thousand years now"

ALT A tumblr post (I think??) that says "calm down edgelords, the whole point of society is that it's not survival of the fittest. literally the point is that were leveraging our collective strengths to lead to better outcomes for everything. we've been doing it for a couple thousand years now"

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Christian Uhl · Dec 21, 2022 · 1:45 PM UTC

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Christian Uhl@chrisuhl21 Dec 2022

Learning from failure, and doing post-mortems are by now an established tool in the industry, but what exactly makes a good post-mortem? I collected my thoughts and learnings here in my latest blog article: uhl-steine-scherben.org/blog…

Operational Excellence: Learning from failure

Failure is inevitable. But every failure is an opportunity to learn, and to harden your system against more catastrophic failures later down the road. Blameless post-mortems are a very good tool to...

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Avid Halaby · Dec 12, 2022 · 2:25 AM UTC

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Avid Halaby@AvidHalaby12 Dec 2022

The stuff uncovered in the Twitter whistleblower report is much crazier than anything in the "Twitter files" but it's much less politically/tribally salient so it got no attention. Going to do a thread on some of the craziest things, in no particular order.

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Marcel-A. Casasola Merkle [email protected] · Nov 30, 2022 · 12:13 PM UTC

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Marcel-A. Casasola Merkle [email protected]@zeitweise30 Nov 2022

Wenn man möchte, dass Menschen eine Regelung annehmen, dann ist der Schlüssel fast immer Bequemlichkeit. Wenn eine Lösung technisch funktioniert, aber etwas unbequemer macht, dann ist sie meistens keine. Ich bin immer wieder verblüfft, dass dieses Prinzip überall ignoriert wird.

Massimo · Nov 27, 2022 · 8:02 AM UTC

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Retweet if you were part of one of those tiny first 4 bars. [source: buff.ly/3jWsfiC]

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Sam · Nov 23, 2022 · 1:28 PM UTC

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Sam@sambhigham23 Nov 2022

Working through some target setting, and it reminded me how important it is not to leave things open for interpretation. 'Increase X by 10%' can be read by some as from 10% to 20% or from 10% to 10.1% - which are vastly different! Be explicit. Always.