Eliza Brooke wrote an article for Vox titled The introvert’s guide to actually enjoying a party (Aug 26, 2022).
« It’s all about managing your social battery. »
Continue reading “The introvert’s guide to enjoying a party”Adam Grant on How to Argue Better
Adam Grant write an article for the Guardian titled ‘You can’t say that!’: how to argue, better (July 30, 2022).
Continue reading “Adam Grant on How to Argue Better”Dr. Courtney Conley on stress management
Los Angeles radio station KNX aired a segment called Optimism could keep you alive longer on its In Depth program (June 8, 2022). KNX hosts interviewed Dr. Courtney Conley, founder of the Expanding Horizons Counseling and Wellness. The segment starts at [34:42]
Building a People-First Corporate Culture
September 16, 2021 live video discussion on LinkedIn.
Hosts:
- Marshall Goldsmith, author of several books including Lessons from Leaders
- Martin Lindstrom, author of several books including The Ministry of Common Sense
Guests:
- Tom Peters, author of 19 books including Excellence Now: Extreme Humanism (links to my review)
- Susan David psychologist and author of Emotional Agility
- Alan Mulally, former CEO of Boeing and Ford Motor Company; author of Relentless Implementation
Some notes from my scribbles. Paraphrased, hopefully accurate.
Continue reading “Building a People-First Corporate Culture”Adam Grant on shooting the messenger
Adam Grant tweeted about the difference between weak, strong, and great leaders.
Continue reading “Adam Grant on shooting the messenger”psychology and baseball
Joe Lemire wrote a New York Times article titled This Book Is Not About Baseball. But Baseball Teams Swear by It. Continue reading “psychology and baseball”
The Depressing Reason Our Workplaces Have Gone From Bad To Worse
Mark C. Crowley wrote an article titled The “Depressing” Reason Our Workplaces Have Gone From Bad To Worse (December 5, 2018). Continue reading “The Depressing Reason Our Workplaces Have Gone From Bad To Worse”
social connectedness
Sigal Samuel wrote an article for Vox titled How to make this winter not totally suck, according to psychologists. Continue reading “social connectedness”
Awe Walks
Gretchen Reynolds wrote an article for the New York Times titled An ‘Awe Walk’ Might Do Wonders for Your Well-Being. Continue reading “Awe Walks”
epiphany, apophany, pareidolia, synchronicity
This post is prompted by a tweet from JP Castlin: “Just had one of those moments when something occurs to you (an “insight”, to use the commonplace nomenclature) which is either an epiphany or an apophany and you have no idea which.” Continue reading “epiphany, apophany, pareidolia, synchronicity”
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