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Speaking in Public: A Guide to Overcoming Public Speaking Anxiety

A guide to learning public speaking, especially for people who are comfortable one-on-one but anxious in front of a room.

EfficiencyLearningPublic Speaking

Urgent vs. Important: Protecting The Work That Matters

The urgent-important matrix is a practical way to think about leverage, tradeoffs, partner requests, and the long-term work that needs protection before it becomes urgent.

PrioritiesStephen CoveyUrgent and Important
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Leveraging Expertise – On The Shoulders Of Giants

A reflection on learning from expertise, borrowing from people farther along, and building from the shoulders already available to you.

Getting Things DoneLearning
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Positive Talk Creates Positive Action – How to Reframe Negative Self Talk

A reflection on self-talk: the words we use with ourselves can either close down action or make the next step possible.

Legacy ArchiveMotivation and Inspiration

How to Effectively Read 12,853 Articles and Blog Posts a Week

A post about handling too much online information by separating intake, triage, reading, saving, and response.

EfficiencyGetting Things DoneLegacy ArchiveMultitaskingTime Management
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Harvard Written Goal Study: Fact or Fiction?

A fact-check of the famous Harvard written-goals study, and a broader look at what writing goals down can and cannot prove.

GoalsHappinessLearningLegacy ArchiveMoneyPerseveranceWork
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