Robin Dickinson

Writing about pressure, burnout, performance, and the inner capacity behind sustained success.

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@thedankoe Their is no ‘average’ person. All humans are extraordinary

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@liebert_2026 ‘Career’ is such an outdated concept

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@alz_zyd_ Intelligence is not the flex. Wisdom is.

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@justnblock Helping other people make money.

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@kimianora Nah. Thinking is overrated. Our non-thinking operating system is a rich, untapped resource of incredible insights and wisdom.

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@benkellyone Stealth is the best flex of wealth.

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@_sun_yi Nah. Sales is about answering the right questions.

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@thejustinwelsh The notion of ‘weekends’ seems so dated. Industrial age?

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@sharran That’s a linear view. Success can also be non-linear.

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@zarazhangrui Nah. Adaptability is the most important human quality.

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@PeterDiamandis Adaptability. The quintessential human survival skill.

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@edgaralandough What every thinks of me is none of my business.

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@michaelrabone Interesting idea.

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@davidsenra The true ‘art’ is the response you get rather than the work itself.

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@sharran Rather than speak well, speak value: relevance, utility, agency.

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@DearS_o_n This is a very mono dimensional view of humanity. Read ‘Flatland’. It will widen your lens.

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@AlexHormozi This sounds like outdated thinking.

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@Eva200699 Relevance is the key driver of value, not communication skills.

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@one_hardTruth ‘Friendship research’ sounds like an oxymoron, with the emphasis on moron.

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@Codie_Sanchez Generalisations that stereotype people have limited value