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When the Best Course of Action is Inaction
By spending precious resources to improperly or only partially deal with problems, we can easily make things worse
Perform Well
What does it mean to perform well? Whether it's to succeed as a student, advance your career, or make money, you'll find guidance on it all here.
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A Glass of Water Almost Ended My Running Career
A health scare leads to a life lesson, a reminder, and a simple tip
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Are You Afraid of Your CEO Speaking to the Public?
I sure was. I am so glad my company adopted a Political Participation Policy before society went collectively bonkers
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My Worst Marathon Experience Left More Than Scars
In hindsight, I was lucky it happened to me early in my running career because that day changed my life
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My To-Do List Just Got Awesome
What happens when you don't only put chores on your list?
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You Could Be Alive Tomorrow, Are You Ready?
We fear death when what we should fear is another day of empty living
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Re-Imagining the CUSTOMER in Customer Service (by Stephen Faciszewski)
Greetings friends! Klugne readers are smart. This is most apparent when you can see them in action yourself. Today's illuminating Guest Post comes from my friend Stephen, who takes us on a journey to understanding and improving an aspect of life dear to us all: Customer Service. Read
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Building Resilience at Work and in Life
A three-step method to help you build resilience: turning adversity into strength!
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How To Undermine Your Coworkers With Grace
And how to ensure they can't tell you're doing it
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The 3 Phases of Your Career: Why The Best Performers Ignore Their Job Descriptions
Your core duties are important, sure, but they’re not where you’ll really have a chance to shine
Perform Well
Students
Reference materials for students of my classes at the University of Zurich and Europa Institute
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Culture, Economics, and Politics
Making sense of the big picture: what's going on with society as reflected in our economies and politics. Culture writ large