Anne Muehlethaler
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“People are trying to guess about your future potential, based on your past trajectory. […] If you don’t provide your own chronicle of who you are, one will be given to you. You’ll assume whatever description the other party gives you, dictated by their biases, perceptions and attributions. Don’t passively let others dictate your narrative, write y
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Pier Luigi Sacco • Frontiers | Searching for meaning in a post-scarcity society. Implications for creativity and job design
“Man is equally incapable of seeing the nothingness from which he emerges and the infinity in which he is engulfed.” writes Blaise Pascal in his Pensées (1670).
Pier Luigi Sacco • Frontiers | Searching for meaning in a post-scarcity society. Implications for creativity and job design
Frontiers | Searching for meaning in a post-scarcity society. Implications for creativity and job design
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“Great leaders are great teachers not only because they know what they think, but because they take the time to organize their thoughts in ways so that they can communicate them clearly.” – Noel Tichy, The Leadership Engine
An objective look at how most people are living day-to-day doesn’t paint a picture of human needs being met; it paints a picture of enduring our demands. We have not built a human-needs-first society; we have built a business-needs-first society, and it is starting to show.
Why We’re More Exhausted Than Ever
An objective look at how most people are living day-to-day doesn’t paint a picture of human needs being met; it paints a picture of enduring our demands. We have not built a human-needs-first society; we have built a business-needs-first society, and it is starting to show.
We have not built a human-needs-first society; we have built a business-needs-first society, and it is starting to show.