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Thanks for the Feedback: The Art of Receiving Feedback Well
Read more: Thanks for the Feedback: The Art of Receiving Feedback Well🇺🇸 English The Book That Flips the Feedback Equation Think about every book, article, or training you’ve ever encountered about feedback. What do they all have in common? They teach you how to give feedback. How to deliver it with empathy. How to use the “compliment sandwich.” How to be direct but kind. And yet […]
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The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity
Read more: The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher CreativityYou Used to Be Creative. What Happened? Think back. Way back. You’re five years old, sitting on a kitchen floor with a box of crayons. You’re drawing a house — purple walls, an orange sky, a dog the size of a car. Nobody told you it was wrong. Nobody asked if you had “talent.” You […]
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Nonviolent Communication: A Revolutionary Approach to Empathetic Dialogue
Read more: Nonviolent Communication: A Revolutionary Approach to Empathetic Dialogue🇺🇸 English The Question That Started It All Marshall Rosenberg grew up in 1940s Detroit — a city simmering with racial tension. In the summer of 1943, when he was just nine years old, race riots erupted across his neighborhood. For days, his family stayed locked indoors while violence consumed the streets outside. More than […]
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Never Split the Difference: Negotiation Tactics from an FBI Hostage Negotiator
Read more: Never Split the Difference: Negotiation Tactics from an FBI Hostage Negotiator🇺🇸 Never Split the Difference — Chris Voss What a Former FBI Hostage Negotiator Can Teach You About Getting What You Want Picture this: it’s 1998, and Chris Voss is on the phone with a bank robber who has barricaded himself inside a Chase Manhattan branch in Brooklyn with several hostages. The SWAT team is […]
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Nike’s 10 Principles: A Blueprint for Personal Growth
Read more: Nike’s 10 Principles: A Blueprint for Personal GrowthNike’s 10 Principles: A Playbook for Personal Growth How a track coach’s waffle iron experiment became a blueprint for relentless self-improvement. A Waffle Iron and a Dream In 1971, Bill Bowerman — Nike’s co-founder and a track coach at the University of Oregon — sat in his kitchen staring at his wife’s waffle iron. He […]
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The Power of Moments: Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact
Read more: The Power of Moments: Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact🇺🇸 English Version Think About Your Most Vivid Memory Close your eyes for a second. Think about the single most vivid memory from your entire life. Got it? Now here’s the question that should haunt you: why that one? You’ve lived over 20,000 days. You’ve had millions of experiences — meals, conversations, commutes, meetings, mornings, […]