Same, going through this right now. So often I see something I think my mom would find interesting or funny and think “ oh, I’ll give her a call or text her!” Then realize I can’t
@AmericanAir I’ll be shocked speechless if I ever fly you guys and a flight is not delayed or canceled. In the last year I’ve had 7 flights with you and only one has left remotely on time.
I’ve flown 3 times this year with @AmericanAir for a total of 6 flights. Of those 6, only one has left on time. 2 have been out right canceled and the remainder were delayed for more than an hour. Might be time to try @Delta
My company is pushing us to go back to the office and putting us in open work environments. If it’s so great, maybe the executives should leave the big offices and join us on “the floor”.
Being in the office is a double-edged sword.
Data: when our colleagues sit nearby, we get more feedback. That boosts learning and retention among junior people—but reduces productivity for senior people.
We need time together and time apart. Hybrid is the best of both worlds.
Admitting uncertainty doesn't signal that you lack expertise. It shows that you see complexity.
12 experiments: we're more likely to follow advice that sounds like a weather forecast.
We don't blindly trust those who claim to know. We trust those who know what they don't know.
Refusing to give up on a failing plan is not an act of resilience. It's a display of rigidity.
Grit is not about persevering with a route that isn’t working. It’s about staying focused on a goal but flexible on the path.
Healthy persistence requires peripheral vision.
Back-to-back meetings drain our brains. We need downtime in between to recover.
New research: even 10-minute breaks between meetings are enough to reduce stress, improve focus, and boost engagement.
Instead of defaulting to 30/60min meetings, we should schedule 20/50min blocks.
First, @tedcruz, they don't. 2nd, what happens on Twitter has nothing to do with "free speech" no matter how much you and @elonmusk pretend otherwise. You know damn well the #FirstAmendment applies to actions by federal, state, local governments not privately owned entities.