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I’ve been coaching a lot of teams and individuals the last few years, and I consistently come back to communication essentials. Whether unintentionally skewing toward command-and-control, lacking empathy, or simply ignorant to how their communication effects others, many aspiring leaders I speak to or hear about struggle to get
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Nothing is better for a shift in perspective than travelling and experiencing other cultures, approaches, and frames of thought. One of the most dangerous things in the world is certainty. To paraphrase Conclave: Certainty is the great enemy of unity, and certainty is the deadly enemy of tolerance. What have
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Intelligent arthropods rule the wasteland left by humans. 🦀 🐞 ⚔️
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Product maturity isn’t a list of frameworks you’ve heard of. It’s how honestly and effectively you use them.
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Hi █████, Thank you for reaching out. I need to be clear that I cannot and will not participate in buying or acquiring contact lists like the ones you’re offering. Practices like purchasing “verified net-new contacts” raise serious ethical, legal, and compliance concerns. In most jurisdictions (including under GDPR, CASL,
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The decision Three things led my wife and me to decide to boycott ordering things from Amazon: 1. We were creating far too much waste due to all the packaging. 2. Our local businesses were suffering, quite literally putting out a call for help, and the public was asked to
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And it isn't charity, either.
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Data privacy and security demands are growing in ways many of us didn’t see coming—and can’t always predict. Big Data, AI, ML, and other hot fields bring huge potential, but also huge responsibility. As product managers, designers, engineers, and security pros, we should ask: * ✅ Are we protecting
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I’ve had to go to real lengths to keep my personal phone number off the internet. I don’t want it on sales lists. I don’t want it in databases that exist to make me “reachable.” And yet companies make entire fortunes scraping and selling people's
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This is going to rub some (sales) folks the wrong way. Sourcing someone’s personal information and using it to cold call or message them without consent is not just bad etiquette. It’s bad business. It’s also wildly unethical. If you dig through old directories, scrape data from
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