Self-imposed Rules
I eat a handful of mixed nuts every morning. I have a bag on my work table. My colleagues started to buy them also, but they usually eat the bag in a day or two. Mine lasts for a couple… Read More »Self-imposed Rules
I eat a handful of mixed nuts every morning. I have a bag on my work table. My colleagues started to buy them also, but they usually eat the bag in a day or two. Mine lasts for a couple… Read More »Self-imposed Rules
“If you want to see this taken to a higher level, consider a typical hospital emergency room. If you’ve ever sat waiting, you’ve noticed that it seems inefficient and very process focused. But as a result, the system doesn’t rely… Read More »Recommended Read: Building a process culture
“Of all the remarkable people I’ve met, Elon is probably the most likely to remain a world-historical figure—despite his best efforts to become a clown. He is also the most likely to squander his ample opportunities to live a happy… Read More »Recommended Read: The Trouble with Elon
“Irish peacekeepers have been in Lebanon so long that some Lebanese are developing Irish accents.”
If you are sad, depressed or not content with how is your life doing, maybe you are just telling yourself a wrong story. There are happy people cleaning toilets, murdering, without legs or sight or mute. And there are sad… Read More »Telling ourselves stories
“Years ago, a pediatrician told me a story about vaccinating one of his patients. He had carefully drawn up the dose, flicked away the bubbles, and was about to administer the needle when the child suddenly started seizing. Everything ended… Read More »Recommended Read: The people fighting to get through to anti-science Americans: ‘It’s just talking to each other’
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