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The High-Skilled Workers
Cal Newport • Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World
Since self-esteem comes from actual
Madeline Levine PhD • Teach Your Children Well
As Peter Drucker established, in knowledge work you must maintain skilled workers’ autonomy in how they actually apply their craft. The attention capital principle asks you to experiment instead with the workflows that structure how this work is assigned and reviewed. The goal of these changes is to make it both easier and more sustainable for the
... See moreCal Newport • A World Without Email
need to belong to communities for instruction and support.
John W. Stewart • Envisioning the Congregation, Practicing the Gospel
Our task is to become the parental facilitator within this predicament by compassionately assisting the mind to integrate those childhood experiences that are the root of why so much of our attention is unconsciously sucked out of the present moment.
Michael Brown • Alchemy of the Heart

the pedagogue would help the student to find the path which for him could lead fastest to his goal.
Ivan Illich • Deschooling Society (Open Forum S)
Alongside these influences is another equally important pillar: our professional identity. In both cases, relationships with the other determine our self-respect. In the best-case scenario, mastery of professional skills is added to the mix. Our self-image and sense of wellbeing are greatly affected by our workplace and our relationship with collea
... See morePaul Verhaeghe • What About Me?: The Struggle for Identity in a Market-Based Society
knowledge workers operate as a state of “divided attention,” in which the mind rarely gets closure before switching tasks, creating a muddle of competing activations and inhibitions that all add up to reduce our performance.