trying to win the internet.
When it comes building an organization everyone agrees that having a core set of values is paramount. But, we all know what it’s like when an organization doesn’t exactly practice what it preaches.
And many of us, unfortunately, have experienced organizations where the values become more of a token requirement than an actual organization system and a way of doing business.
I kind of love this:
He is self-aware, self-accepting, caring, with a strong ability to analyze and speak about his condition with others. He understands how he is different, and he has created a coping mechanism for himself that enables him to function in society and pursue his interests in the arts as an escape when it all becomes too much for him.
I enjoyed this:
It’s just a simple fact: Most mergers and acquisitions fail.
70-90% based on studies from Harvard and if they don’t outright fail there’s still a 60%+ chance that the M&A will actually hurt shareholder value and possibly threaten the acquiring company’s very existence.
Yikes.
Amazing:
Unsurprising, but, I like how it’s backed by science…!
Relationships keep us happy, they delay mental and physical decline, which results in a longer life. Another interesting finding as well from this study:
Yesterday was kind of a neat day as I decided to personally invest some capital into Bitcoin and cryptocurrency at large.
It’s 100% due to my brother’s influential remarks, his research, and most obvious is his amazing financial returns that he’s already experienced. He’s gone “pro,” essentially, at this point in time and I’ve been watching him make calls and trades daily.
I love this:
But what people care deeply about and cherish and talk to their therapists most about and fall madly in love with you over is actually your particular combination of ordinary.
The longer I live the longer I see this true in my own life. I’ll give you a very, very personal example:
I found this to be very useful (and it’s entirely true):
These are epic: