Explore the Dunning-Kruger Effect: understanding why less skilled individuals often overestimate their abilities and the importance of self-awareness. For example: Studies have found that less experienced drivers overestimate their driving abilities. For example, a new driver might believe that they are excellent and take risks a more experienced driver would avoid. This overconfidence can lead […]
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What is JOMO? JOMO stands for Joy of Missing Out. Coined by Anil Dash in 2012, JOMO emerged as a counter to the concept of FOMO, which stands for Fear of Missing Out. While FOMO refers to the anxiety or fear of missing out on social events, experiences, or opportunities and is a close relative
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What does the shift from a managerial mindset to a leadership mindset require? Find out the top 10 skills.
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Understand people’s behaviour and decision-making in purchasing.
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Guess who’s back, back again… The last time we met, dear reader, was a warm, endless, globe-trotting, city-hopping summer in another decade. Today, I write from my living room in East London, where I have been watching the world go by as the UK edges past two months in lockdown. What better time than now
🌈 To make sense of messy research, get visual, says the IDEO design team. I feel post-its coming on. LINK 🧠 The surprising link between language and depression. LINK “Now, in a whole long day of croissants in the morning and multiple dog walks and stops at the bodega for yogurt and jam, I may speak with people I
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🍕 What does randomness look like? Featuring glow-worms from the Waitomo caves. LINK 🇬🇧 Photos of London in the Blitz. LINK 🌲 A quest to get inside Britain’s biggest weed greenhouse…The UK is the world’s biggest exporter of cannabis-derived medicines. LINK 🧠 The ultimate psychology reading list via the BPS. LINK 🦒 “The reputation laundering firm that ruined its own reputation. ” A fascinating collapse
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I’m going to introduce myself to JuneIt’s my first summer in so many moonsI’m gonna eat ice cream outside a used bookstoreGonna buy a used book when I go inI’m gonna buy me a banana seat bikeAnd spend my time with people I likeAnd save my love for my dog and the stars that fallOver
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“Radical honesty” is a phrase I’ve been throwing out recently – manifesting as more talk than actions in some cases. Perhaps, though, when I started saying it, I didn’t understand quite the nuance of what I wanted to deliver. Recently, I read an interview with musician Amanda Palmer, who compellingly talks about this: I find myself
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A few nights ago, while sitting in a pub with my ex-partner (and dear friend), a stranger asked if ‘we had children’. The ‘we’ he referred to had been together more than seven years but had never considered children… I could only blink and point at the dog. Without missing a beat, the man continued, “So,
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