5. Build skills that are rarely found together. Example: Storytelling is a pretty common skill. So is data analysis. But when you combine both - you've got an extremely rare and valuable skillset. x.com/magdalenakala/…

6. You gain confidence after doing something hard - not before. Too many people never try hard things because they think confidence is a precondition when, in reality, it's a side effect.

“The purpose of knowledge is action, not knowledge.” ― Aristotle

Be so happy that when others look at you, they become happy too.

#transparency is usually the best policy

Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman ⛵ I firmly believe adults should have more fun. Everyday. Whenever they can.

Twitter has close to 400 million users. But 99% follow the wrong people. Here are 48 accounts you should follow (and why):

Take a small risk today. Get comfortable being uncomfortable.

RT Dan Rockwell: Don’t pretend you made the perfect decision. Stay curious. Make room for improvement after making tough decisions. Stay flexible. #leadership #management #LFreakquote

“The purpose of knowledge is action, not knowledge.” | Aristotle

Three tips for you as a leader: 1. Help make other people more successful THAN YOU 2. Get to know your people as human beings, not just as workers 3. Think of yourself as a lighthouse and guide others #leadership #futureofwork #employeeexperience #employeeengagement

Amateurs fear being wrong, Professionals enjoy it. Professionals have retrained their minds to embrace new information that forces a change in viewpoint. They view each "software update" as an improvement upon the old. Open mindsets rule the world.

10 Visuals That Will Change Your Life 1.

long but thought-provoking read about how to think outside the box 💡 fs.blog/first-principl…

Don’t waste an opportunity. When someone at work—especially a superior—asks you how it’s going, share an interesting project or challenge you’re facing. Talk about a recent lesson learned. Spark a dialogue ⚡️. Avoid being perceived as a commodity 🤖.

If I can't trust you, it doesn't matter how smart you are. Ankur Warikoo

A smart person knows what to say. A wise person knows whether or not to say it.

A person's potential for success is likely proportional to: - Their willingness to embarrass themselves in front of others - Their ability to have difficult conversations - Their understanding of their own limitations

Zero-Sum Heuristic We judge situations to be zero-sum (person A's gain is person B's loss) when they’re actually non-zero-sum (both parties can gain together). In most of modern life, the more you help others win, the more you will win. When possible, play positive-sum games.

New Sunday ritual: see which of the upcoming week’s meetings can be removed or shortened. 🚦 Help make work better.