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By Brianna Wiest: Your brain is built to reinforce and regulate your life. Your subconscious mind has something called a homeostatic impulse, which regulates functions like body temperature, heartbeat and breathing.
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Research using employee data reveals the top five predictors of attrition and four actions managers can take in the short term to reduce attrition. By Donald Sull, Charles Sull, and
Continue readingToxic Culture Is Driving the Great Resignation
The problem with most management, leadership, and business books is that many of them harp on the same self-evident points, overconfident in the usefulness of their prescriptions for would-be imitators.
Continue readingCulture Eats Strategy: Nucor’s Ken Iverson on Building a Different Kind of Company
Jan 4th 2024 in “The Economist”: His party is being unfairly muzzled, the former prime minister writes from prison. Today Pakistan is being ruled by caretaker governments at both the federal
Continue readingImran Khan Warns That Pakistan’s Election Could Be a Farce
By Austin Harvey in All That’s Interesting: New archaeological evidence seemingly confirms the Greek historian Herodotus’ account of the brutal ways in which Scythians used their dead enemies’ bodies. In his
By: AAP FactCheck A Facebook post claims that secret manuscripts uncovered in a Tibetan monastery detail more than 10,000 years of human history. The February 8 post features an image of a
Continue readingClaim of 10,000-year-old Tibet library find not worth paper it’s written on
Nanoplastics pose a greater threat to human health than microplastics because they’re small enough to penetrate human cells, enter the bloodstream and impact organs. A typical one-liter (33-ounce) bottle of
Continue readingA 1-Litre Bottle Of Water Contains Some 240,000 Plastic Fragments: Study
Simone de Beauvoir (1908-1986) wrote The Ethics of Ambiguity in 1948. In many ways, it can be read as a reaction to World War 2, an attempt to make sense of all
Adam Tooze writes in Chartbook: In 2023 the escalation of violence around the world was horrifying. As the FT remarked: “The anecdotal evidence that war is surging round the world
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Shaking face and the hearts in shades of pink, grey, and blue are most well-liked emojis this year. ‘Crying With Laughter’ tops the list! The top ten emojis for 2023
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written by MARK MANSON Depending on your perspective, Immanuel Kant was either the most boring person on the planet or a productivity hacker’s wet dream. For over 40 years, he
by JAMES CLEAR in The New York Times (NYT): The economist J.K. Galbraith once wrote, “Faced with a choice between changing one’s mind and proving there is no need to do