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Seth Godin's The Dip is a guide to assessing the long-term viability of any project in which you expect a return on investment. I'm going to open with a personal story to set the stage. To scroll straight

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A response to the thought-provoking article The Bleak Truth About How We Spend Our Time by Stuart Whatley, published in Business Insider this July. Weaving through a penny candy store of delights, entwining

As I was dancing with the refrigerator last summer, thoughts stored in muscle memory--the ghost of corner-spun refrigerators past--seemed to frame the scene like cherubs: the mustard yellow one, the avocado,

When policing and belonging are cultural. I just read @susanne's post The Crap I Put Up With Because I'm a Girl in IT, and recommend it. Her story made me think of many others I've heard from a variety

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Instead of spending time micromanaging your future, try just recording what you're up to right now. Time spent often translates quickly into results, so recording actions is a great way to reach goals.

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