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True Grit. The #1 Predictor of Success Video
Success can seem ephemeral. How do we acquire it? Does it happen because we’re lucky? Or, because we’ve worked really hard? Or, is it because we’re so smart? Psychology professor Angela Lee Duckworth, who studies the predictors of success, says … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Lee Duckworth, brains, failure, grit, growth mindset, lucky, personal growth, success, video
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Three Ways Managers Can Encourage Team Building
by Judith Glaser You walk into a meeting late and people are already in huddles. Colleagues glance over ever so briefly then turn back to their conversations. You sit down in a corner and use your smart phone to check … Continue reading
Posted in HR, management, teams
Tagged behavior, behavior change, brains, collaboration, cortisol, fear, reality, rejection, Team building, team meetings, threats, trust, workplace
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Six gorilla-sized illusions that blind side good decision-making
by Holly Green Here’s a short video clip, under two minutes. It is a fun test of what you see and don’t see when you’re focused. What was your answer? Also, did you see a gorilla the first time … Continue reading
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Tagged ability, attention, behavior, beliefs, blind spots, Blockbuster, brains, business, cause, Christopher Chabris, confidence, Daniel Simmons, data, distortion, gm, goal, holly green, illusion, illusions, knowledge, leaders, Leadership, managers, memory, Netflix, organizations, potential, reality, removing blind spots, success
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