Confirmation bias is twisting the facts to fit your beliefs. Critical thinking is bending your beliefs to fit the facts.
Seeking the truth is not about validating the story in your head. It's about rigorously vetting and accepting the story that matches the reality in the world.
Bugs do not appear by magic. Somebody was paid to write them. Somebody was encouraged to work in a way that bugs would be created. The inevitability of bugs (beyond a very small number) is a myth. Their presence reflects the culture.
I am not right wing or left wing. I am a human being who listens, empathizes, learns, and thinks.
People want to assign labels to each other so they can judge without trying to understanding a person.
Labels lessen our capacity for empathy and free thought.
"Don’t even start considering solutions until you understand the problem. Your goal should be to “solve” the problem mostly within the problem domain, not the solution domain." – Oz Nova
One of the largest sources of confusion & frustration:
1) a decision needs to be made
2) it's unclear who has the *authority* to make the decision
3) it's unclear who will be *held accountable* for the decision
Chaos ensues.
A paradox of leadership: the more successful you are, the less obvious your involvement will be (and less praise you'll get). The opposite is also true.
Exploitation of existing business models requires relentless execution. Exploration of new business models requires agile innovation. They require different leadership skills and different organizational design