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Anonymous Exits – Pt. 1 (interview with an exited edtech founder)(brighteyevc.com)
1 points by bibliographer 3y ago|0 comments
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Resources for World-Builders (2022)(acoup.blog)
1 points by bibliographer 4y ago|0 comments
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by bibliographer 4y ago
>In my experience, burnout is cured not by vacation, time away, switching teams, or switching companies. These are (attempted) implementations of the real cure: change of perspective. This resonates with the published research on Burnout
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A social media murder: Olly’s story(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by bibliographer 4y ago|0 comments
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by bibliographer 4y ago
These patterns of automatic thoughts ("how incompetent I am relative to everyone else") are a pain to overcome, especially, if there is no alternative avenue for self-worth (e.g. I am a good partner / friend / child &#x2
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by bibliographer 4y ago
> 1. Untangle your self-worth and your work When you are passionate about your work, it can easily bleed into every other area of your life — you read about work-related topics in your free time, you think about a particularly challengin
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by bibliographer 4y ago
I am somewhat skeptical of the claim that "one of the best things a mid/low performing company can do is to reduce toil". It feels that this principle is dependent on the context to the extent of not being useful guidance any
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by bibliographer 4y ago
We are working on a B2B application right now and we're seeing 2 linked patterns we're looking to overcome: -- one strong champion in the customer organisation that uses us actively, then changes jobs / goes on maternity leav
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by bibliographer 4y ago
I feel it adds a lovely bit of variety to the experiences. Tried a journaling RPG for the first time recently — spending 4 hours imagining experiences, describing them, and guiding my creativity with the game's ruleset / prompts.
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How to play tabletop RPGs by yourself: A beginner's guide to solo roleplaying(dicebreaker.com)
121 points by bibliographer 4y ago|60 comments
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by bibliographer 4y ago
Improvising three dimensional or at least memorable characters as a GM in tabletop role playing games. Giving characters over-the-top traits is a good start, but so much to learn about making them stand out in the players’ memories / m
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Inside the Palace with Mohammed Bin Salman(theatlantic.com)
1 points by bibliographer 4y ago|0 comments
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A story about planning for Desert Storm(dupuyinstitute.org)
76 points by bibliographer 4y ago|53 comments