Category: Viewing

Most leaders market “what” they do and “how” they do it and maybe “why” they do it. Instead, Sinek suggests that the most successful leaders market “why” they do the “how” of their “what”.

The internet is not as free as we think it is. Instead, many companies have inserted themselves as self-appoint (and often government approved) censors of content. MacKinnon argues that such censorship hampers our ability to keep our government in check.

Gilbert points out that while we can synthesis happiness (thanks to our prefrontal cortex) we continue to think that happiness is something to be found.

Apparently, hearing is the first sense we develop and is the one that our brains are best designed to use. In order for children to learn how to effectively listen, they must be shown unconditional respect (which activates the “blue zone” or “adult brain”) and be helped to learn how to empathic and emergent listening (being able to put yourself in another’s shoes). This is a great video for people who work with children.