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In USA alone organisations host 55 mln of meetings per day 😱 According to research, 30-40% of hours spent in meetings are not productive 🙈: 73% of people admit doing other work during the meetings and 65% of managers believe that meetings keep them from real work and deep thinking 🤔 . . Steven Rogelberg has spent decades researching workplace meetings and he wrote 📖“The Surprising Science of Meetings: How You Can Lead Your Team to Peak Performance" and the HBR article "Why Your Meetings Stink -- And What To Do About It” . ♥️ See some of his tips in the post and for more info check “ Why meetings go wrong “by HBR ideacast . . #meeting #meetings #business #businessmeetings #productivity #manager #management #hbr #hbrideacast #harvard #productive #lead #leadership #leader #leaders #startups

Just finished the book «Future politics” by Jamie Susskind and it is a definite must: .. ▪️the author has a very complete and well-rounded understanding of different disciplines, which makes it easy for him to connect the dots and see a big picture: he cites Platon and Aristotele, discusses ideas of Marx and Smitt, gives some high-tech startup examples using Silicon Valley jargon, all this supported by law and legal terms and definitions.. and this combination does not feel weird at all 🤩 .. ▪️the book is very futuristic and for sure it will reasonate a lot to the Harari audience especially those who want to go extra mile and understand what we should do as a citizen/ government / country / society with all these challenges .. ▪️key concepts discussed in the book are redefining what is power and how it can be gained and realised; changing role of the government, citizens and democracy in the context of tech revolution . #future #futurism #politics #futurepolitics #susskind #jamiesusskind #futureofwork #tech #technology #harari #book #books #reading #homodeus #business #startup #tradingstrategy

“Leadership is overglorified . It is the first follower who transforms the lone nut into a leader ☝️. So as we are told that we all have to be leaders, it would be really ineffective. If you really care about starting a movement, find a courage to follow and show others how to follow. And when you find a lone nut doing something great, have the guts to be the first one to stand up and join 👥” .. #lead #leader #leaders #leadership #movement #team #community #movement #dereksivers #ted #tedx

Some take-aways from recent EBBC session about the book 📖“Thinking in Bets - Making Smarter Decisions when you don’t have all the facts”: ⠀ ▪️our mind always confuses decisions with outcomes ☝️, making it difficult to clearly identify the mistakes we make: keep in mind that good decision can lead to a bad outcome and another way around, you need to think in systems to avoid this bias ⠀ ▪️Life is not a structured environment but a probabilistic environment where many things have an effect on each other 🎲, therefore the right question to ask is not if I am right but how much percent do I think that it is a right decision and what are the likelihoods of different scenarios ⠀ ▪️we have a tendency to believe what we hear 👂: we need to question more the common beliefs, assumptions and things we often take for granted ⠀ ▪️organised skepticism and constructive criticism always improves decision making, that’s is why we need to use the devils advicate approach: find the most believable person in the room who does not agree with you and let him challenge your thinking keeping a mind open ⠀ ▪️to avoid the “future self bias”, we need to apply the temporal discounting ⏰ for both our personal and business decisions: the rule of 10 - 10 - 10: how would you feel about this decision in 10 min, 10 months and 10 years ⠀ #decision #decisionmaking #thinking #bias #cognitivebias #neuroscience #business #lead #leadership #selfdevelopment #personalgrowrh #principles #raydalio #annieduke #thinkinginbets #ebbc

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