Darwin's hypothesis, that smiling actually creates happiness, has been corroborated in recent studies, proving that even fake smiling triggers a release of endorphins.

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We knew that all of the material waste associated with saving ourselves might be harmful to our planet, but perhaps now we need to tighten our gaze at the consequences.

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Mark Twain said, "watch where people are going, and by land there", which pretty much sums up the definition of marketing and business.

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A couple of Stanford profs taught us a lot about the true meaning of trying - even, and especially, in failure.

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We think of collabs from the logic of 2 heads better than one; but it's really about the complimentary strengths of each head.

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We all succumb to sunk cost fallacy, believing that if we just hold on to something just a little longer, it just might work.

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We think of automation as a means of speeding things up, but more importantly it allows more effective distribution of resources.

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Articulating means expressing yourself clearly, coherently and effectively, which means getting your point across exactly as you had intended.

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The only way to be altruistic when it comes to corporate goodwill is to say nothing about your goodwill.

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Return to school plans are forging ahead, but with apparent lack of critical thinking around contingency planning.

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