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Omniscians was coined by Gabriel Harvey, other 17th century where this feature was important and coined by many terms ...are polymath , polyhistor, polygraph (deragotary). another term virtuoso refers to scholars collecting a variety of objects. in latin, scientia universalis, pansophia, polymathi. versatile in Italian.

Herzberg wrote 25 years ago (“One More Time: How Do You Motivate Employees?” January–February 1968), a “KITA”—which, he coyly explains, stands for “kick in the pants”—may produce movement but never motivation.

the effects on externally mediated rewards in intrinsic motivation - Edward desci - when money is used intrinsic motivation decreased, while verbal positive rewards increased the motivation.

Collaboration, regeneration, and genuine expression, these are not exclusive and extractive.

You can be a rambler speaker, but a clear writer!

as a guest,  be a host 

consider nontangibel rewards - praise and positive feedback are much less corrosive than cash and trophies

Polymaths have been called amateurs, dilettantes or even charlatans

Kircher tried to do much , complaining in one occasion he was too busy that he did not know which way to turn. Christopher Wren even if he finished St pausl is another person with many projects unfinished. 17th-century individuals where it starts of accomplished individuals having too many things to finish.