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How the COVID-19 pandemic may affect our brains, stress and mental health and the mental health habits we can embrace to help us now and in the future.
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To stay ahead of the competition, it’s essential to continually remap and rewire our trades and ourselves, and simple way to achieve this is by encompassing an entrepreneurial mindset.
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The only solution to contain the spread of the coronavirus outbreak and prevent serious strains on health systems and economies across Europe is to employ preventive measures like staying home, taking care of children, shopping on behalf of grandparents, EU sources told EURACTIV.com.
James Schreier's insight:
There is a lot of thinking clearly and analytically -- logical thinking -- that is needed and missing during the coronavirus outbreak.
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An always delightful way to learn more about our brains and minds is to experience so-called optical illusions and to see how we react to them. Below you have three fun ones to tease, and probably …
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As we enter the new decade and year with a more fragile humanity than in the preceding years, there is a sense of concern and lack of clarity of what is in store for all of us...
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Another story identifying "critical thinking" as a key part of leadership today!
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Leadership: When leading change, use great communication not bluntness. Being blunt bombs out for 6 logical reasons. Guidance fr The People Skills Coach™.
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___ Q: What is by far the most outstanding and surprising of all humankind’s successes? A: Waking up in the morning. Q: Of our many tools, which is one of the most powerful, and yet the most pliabl…
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There is a common style of journalism, that you are almost certainly very familiar with, in which the report starts with a personal story, then delves into the...
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In Edward De Bono's Six Thinking Hats, he discusses a process that enables people to think from multiple perspectives by wearing a variety of different colored hats.
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I've trained 100's of individuals in the Six Thinking Hats technique. Very powerful for clearer thinking, better meetings, and. But the headline on this is interesting: Dr. De Bono calls "brainstorming" an incredibly weak technique. Replace brainstorming with Six Hats Thinking!
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Austin-based game developer Frank Force has won the Best Illusion of the Year prize for his mind-bending yet simple animation of twisting rings that seem to be rotating in different directions simultaneously.
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___ Cards, board games could ward off cognitive decline (UPI): "Playing cards and board games like chess, bingo and Scrabble might be the mental workout you need to keep your wits as you age, Scott…
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So real, so relevant!
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While we will not be getting back to normal after COVID-19, we will be embracing a "new normal." Since our global economy has been badly dinged by safe-at-home orders, as we rebuild, there will be new job skills in demand.
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Once costs are cut due to COVID-19, the next quick fix is to add more work and hope it all gets done. Here's how the rest of us can deal with it when too much work comes down the pipe too soon.
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COVID-19, so many consequences, even challenging our ability to think clearly and analytically.
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__ Just a few days ago my son’s college, the University of Washington, announced it would be cancelling all in-person classes and finals to help contain the spread of the coronavirus. One confirmed…
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The Implications Wheel is a powerful to help leaders and organizations think much more clearly about what's ahead. "What about the future?"
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Q: What do our thought processes have in common with walking through the jungle? A: We only make real progress after acknowledging going in circles. Q: What is the worst kind of echo?
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__ Brain training may be required for occupants of driverless vehicles (Traffic Technology): "A much-touted perceived benefit of autonomous vehicle technology is that working and a variety of leisu…
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Despite huge advances in machine learning models, AI challenges remain much the same today as 60 years ago...
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Like Neo from 'The Matrix,' we can only do great things once we tear down the fictional world our minds have embraced.
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When we’re under pressure our mental bandwidth narrows – and that means we focus on the wrong tasks. So what’s the remedy for unproductive ‘tunnelling’?
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A mental block doesn't have to be immovable--with the right tricks, you can overcome anything in your path, even if it's your own mind.
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Duality in leadership isn't about choosing this OR that; it's about integrating this AND that.
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Business logic flaws refer to security weaknesses or bugs in the functional or design aspect of an application that typically go undetected by existing web application scanners. They allow attackers to misuse an application by circumventing its business rules, and are often disguised as syntactically valid web requests that carry out malicious intentions to violate the intended application logic.
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