Especially applies to tech businesses.

“Is there anyone so wise as to learn by the experience of others?” ~ Voltaire

So Polanski is engaged to Gaga. There's hope for all us ugly bastards yet.

Do you ever ask yourselves - "What KIND of team do we need to be?" leanpub.com/theteamfruitbo… #Teamwork #TeamStyles

- Serena Williams was accused of being a man when outperforming a white female -Caster Semennya was accused of being a man when outperforming a white female -Imane Khalifa was accused of being a man when outperforming a white female Take what you want from this.

Thamus and Theuth, A predilection for one-eyed prophets (article): open.substack.com/pub/theconvivi…

We guess one of the reasons Buffy was (is?) so popular is the regular nuggets of sage reflections on Life. But one nugget we disagree with is "The hardest thing in the World is to live in it". We find the hardest thing in this World is to *help* people to live in it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Difference between Andrew Tate and Nigel #Farage ? The UK's onto Andrew Tate.

Social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter are no different to any other aspect of human habitation: Dirty and polluted, buried under mountains of garbage.

Simone Biles attributes all her success to her therapist. Organisations could do the same - but don't. #OrganisationalPsychotherapy

We invented Scrum back in 1994. We're so over it now...

Brené Brown on Blame youtu.be/RZWf2_2L2v8

Nobody can teach you how to be a human being, but you CAN school yourself.

The Russian bots sure are having a field day today. #FarRightThugsUnite

Do you remember this voice?

#SAFe became popular by providing the illusion of change without actually requiring anything to change.

"the hardest thing in this World is to help people to live in it." flowchainsensei.wordpress.com/2024/08/04/a-l…

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