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I would describe the book, Malice in Blunderland, as a collection of silly and serious thoughts about why people in big organizations do so many absurd and seemingly irrational things. Read More

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Here is everything you need to know about the new Gmail Meredith Lepore

Stop what you are doing. Put everything down. There is a new version of Gmail out and you need to know everything about it. None of the new features are quite earth shattering, but they definitely may make you a bit more organized. Read More

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8 books that teach you to be rich | Ladders Darius Foroux

The 8 books that I recommend in this article will help you to do that. Read them and you’ll never have to worry about personal finance again. Read More

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This infographic explains the Art & Science of Networking Ladders

There were probably business cards flying everywhere, and even some people may have seemed to be in a contest to see how many business cards they could hand out without even talking to anyone. Unfortunately, that’s not networking at all, and if that’s how you are doing it you are wasting your time. Read More

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Peak-end rule: Why you make terrible life choices Nir Eyal

The peak-end rule serves a key evolutionary purpose – it helps us avoid devoting more brain capacity to memories we don’t need. Knowing about this cognitive quirk helps us use it to our advantage. Read More

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Maybe it's not always yes or no: The power of uncertainty Rachel Weingarten

Whether you’re too agreeable, or overly disagreeable, maybe it’s time to embrace someplace in the middle and give yourself the gift of maybe. Read More

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Use your music playlists to actually get MORE work done Sarah Landrum

While silence works for some people, there are certain situations where music will help a person’s productivity. Here are a few examples of how and when you can use music to increase your production. Read More

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5 productivity tips for continuing your education while working | Ladders Sarah Landrum

The e-learning industry is estimated to be worth $331 billion as of 2025, so a bigger question is — how do you, the employee, balance it all if you plan to continue your education while working? Here are a few tips on staying productive. Read More

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4 steps to getting anything you want in life Benjamin P. Hardy

When you develop rare and valuable skills, and have invested big in the right relationships — you’ll be able to make big asks. Read More

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