By being yourself, you put something wonderful in the world that was not there before. Edwin Elliot
Tag: wisdom
Don’t worry, it’s ok to slow down. Sometimes if you run too fast, you trip. Wisdom from an amazing LIFT client
Failure is great. It’s really scary, but it’s totally worth it, because you can’t succeed at these exponential levels until you dramatically fail. Biz Stone, Co-Founder of Twitter
Facebook Profiles: Accurate Indicator of Job Success?
A new study from the Northern Illinois University, the University of Evansville and Auburn University looked into how Facebook personality corresponds to work performance. Facebook-savvy HR researchers graded a sample of profiles according to the so-called Big Five personality traits (openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism) and then six month later, compared the evaluations of… Continue reading Facebook Profiles: Accurate Indicator of Job Success?
Ultimately, deepening our character is about who we can become as much as what we do. Joshua Troderma
The courage to love truth is one of the preconditions to thinking critically. Dr. Cornel West
I say, you’re naive. Read the newspaper, number one. Number two, if you put your compensation in a one-year context to define your overall level of happiness, you’ve got a problem which is much bigger than the job. And number three, if you are really unhappy, just leave. I mean, life’s too short. Morgan Stanley… Continue reading
Rick Andrews talks improv with a focus on Fear and Trust
I was really glad that binu shared this, because Rick really brings up some great points. Even if you’re not into improv, this is a valuable perspective on any scenario in which you are working with a group. montrealimprov: Rick Andrews is a teacher and performer at The Magnet Theater in New York City. He… Continue reading Rick Andrews talks improv with a focus on Fear and Trust
This summer I want to go to the beach and bury metal objects that say ‘Get a Life’ on them. Demitri Martin
Dream great dreams, and then take the practical steps to make them a reality. Henrietta Szold
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