The Blunder Years, Episode 4: From gun in mouth to human growth
At some point in late 2016, Sid Clevinger had a gun in his mouth and had lost $150,000. Now he’s doing much better. Here’s the journey. Continue Reading
Achievement
“We don’t reward people for admitting they are wrong”
What if we viewed vulnerability as a strength? Continue Reading
No, no, no: Don’t put the high performer into management
The Turnover-Driving Joy Of The Brilliant Jerk. Continue Reading
Let’s end the high achiever myth
A partial explainer for Trump’s America, unfortunately. Continue Reading
Work problems: Achievement vs. fulfillment
Life isn’t black and white, and how we evaluate work can’t be either. Continue Reading
Potential might matter more than achievement, via research from Zakary Tormala at Stanford
As a society, we broadly seem to value the young and virile — every year that you add is an opportunity for jokes about adding said years, and we take care (well, often) of the very old as if they… Continue Reading