When we set goals but direct limited energy towards fulfilling them and avoiding distractions, we get limited results. Developing skills, learning information in school, following diet and fitness plans, and nurturing relationships require focused sustained effort to succeed.
The Invisible Gorilla: And Other Ways Our Intuitions Deceive Us by Christopher Chabris I do not not trust my eyes … More
The Effective Executive: The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Doneby Peter F. Drucker Originally written in 1967 by … More
The Hand Behind the Mouseby Leslie Iwerks It was Iwerks who, as Walt’s lead animator, created Mickey Mouse and Oswald … More
In the post-win news conference after Alabama beat USC in the 2016 season opener, Alabama head football coach Nick Saban shared insights on the team preparation and attitude that are important for personal and professional success.
Like most knowledge workers, I’ve had my struggles with email but when I hear the cacophony of voices with pitchforks and torches are calling for the death of email, it is apparent that the technology is not the problem, it is how people manage it.
Decision Pointsby George W. Bush I imagine fans of President Bush will love this book and those who demonized him … More
Curation Nation: How to Win in a World Where Consumers Are Creatorsby Steven Rosenbaum I love the pursuit of knowledge … More
Reworkby Jason Fried The Internet has transformed how many businesses operate and Re-Work clearly explains how to build and run … More
 According to Gallup’s State of the American Workplace report (2013), 70% of American employees are disengaged from their work leading … More
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