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Hiring the Best in Class

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C. S. Lewis

"What draws people to be friends is that they see the same truth. They share it."

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Experiencing shared reality

The theory of shared reality implies that we are most likely to feel closer to each other when we turn our mutual attention to something beyond ourselves.

So the responsibility of keeping the conversation going falls how on the way we engage in the world, cultivating our c...

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Making sense of the world together

Making sense of the world together

This is the secret of really good conversations.

Many of our best conversations, whether with people we have just met or with old friends, are about the world around us rather than ourselves. These are also often the conversations that bring us closer to each other.

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To deepen a friendship, it pays to get vulnerable. To make true friends, you have to share things about yourself. Ask people questions too so that they share about themselves.

Tell people what your passions are, how you spend your free time, what you're looking forward to,...

4. Safety

Any perceived threat to safety - physical, financial, or emotion - can be a powerful reason why people share.

News media know this well: "If it bleeds, it leads."

Products that offer safety or security are shared because of the same emotions. Users share with their friends and family ...

How to deal with impostor syndrome

How to deal with impostor syndrome

  • Acknowledge the thoughts and put them in perspective: Simply observing that thought as opposed to engaging it can be helpful.
  • Reframe your thoughts: The difference between someone who experiences impostor syndrome and someone who does not is how they respond to challenges.

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