“Imposter syndrome is real, and while it is tempting to say that it is entirely unhelpful to your career, you can turn the experience into an opportunity of self-reflection and learning.” — @quando https://t.co/2e5RGjz2We #readme
These reports about a rise in anxiety: I wonder if some other fellow long-term sufferers also feel weirdly calm. My theory is that we rehearse catastrophic what-if situations in our heads so often when a real crisis happens we're quite good at it.
From #fika and flex schedules to #hygge and paid parental leave, uncover the 6 Scandinavian secrets to work (and life) satisfaction. https://t.co/oNYYEh4xQz
This is just to say
I have declined
The meeting request
That you sent
This morning
And which
You were probably
Hoping
I would attend
Forgive me
My Outlook calendar
Is up to date
And I am already busy you idiot
A million, a billion, and a trillion are different sizes, but we don’t appreciate the huge increases between them. A million seconds from now is just shy of 11 days and 14 hours. Not so bad. I could wait that long. It’s within 2 weeks. A billion seconds is over thirty‑one years.
The app is called “You’re Cancelled.” When you’ve made plans that you wish you could cancel, you go into the app and press a little button. If the other person presses theirs too, congratulations! Confetti exploded and your plans are cancelled.
Ego-depletion is an idea that makes us less likely to accomplish our goals by providing a rationale to quit when we could otherwise persist. https://t.co/j5INDiqafS via @nireyal
Flight attendant: Is there a doctor onboard?
Dad: *nudging me* that should've been you
Me: Not now Dad
Dad: Not asking for a Product Manager to help, are they?
Me: Dad, there's a medical emergency happening right now
Dad: Go and see if “let’s have a follow-up meeting" helps