Brain Food: Misunderstood
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Brain Food: Misunderstood
Personal freedom allows us sufficient time to think. Making good decisions requires quiet time alone in our heads to think through a problem from multiple points of view. Uninterrupted personal time is life’s most valuable limited resource. Several notable creators, including Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, regularly take “think weeks” to invigorat
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Smart, ambitious executives want to become better at everything. Does this remind you of your firm? Do you sit in meetings where you make long lists of products and processes to improve? The sad news is, of course, that any attempt to get better at everything virtually guarantees mediocrity—exhausted mediocrity at that. By spreading scarce resource
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