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“Even the most socially anxious person can do tiny things that don’t require two-way interactions with other people.” … Read More

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In the greenhouse of loss and love: An illustrated story John P. Weiss

“I love you both so much. I hope you’ll forgive me, but there comes a time in old age when you hear the whispers of your ancestors.” … Read More

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Why nothing fails like success Ozan Varol

“When we’re too busy lighting cigars, we fail to see that we succeeded despite making a mistake or despite taking a serious risk.” … Read More

Productivity

You don’t need to read another book. You need bigger goals.Benjamin P. Hardy

“When you have HUGE goals that you’re pursuing, you become highly selective about what you learn. You only learn those things you can actually use and apply.” … Read More

How To

How to follow up over email with a key person from a conference Danny Rubin

“If you come across someone interesting who can advance your business, it’s important to send a message when you’re back home to keep the dialogue going.” … Read More

How To

How to break up with a work bestie Lindsay Tigar

“Much like any other friendship, your work bestie should be someone you trust through-and-through, and in all situations.” … Read More

Productivity

6 easy tricks that will make you way more productive Travis Bradberry

These six productivity hacks will teach you how to work smarter, not harder. Read More

How To

To make better decisions, don’t confuse difficulty with urgency Thomas Oppong

“For many people though, impulsive decisions stem simply from getting caught up in what they want right now without thinking ahead.” … Read More

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How to fully commit to goals that terrify you Benjamin P. Hardy

“As your crystallizing your WHY — and future goals and plans — you’ll be spending lots of time by yourself.” … Read More

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