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  feedwordpress 15:34:53 on 2019/04/19 Permalink
  Tags: Book ( 11 ), connecting ( 34 ), mutuality matters ( 32 ), opportunity-makers   

  Four Ways To Speed Shared Learning And Camaraderie At Work 

  
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  “Because I helped to wind the clock, I come to hear it strike,” wrote William Butler Yeats. Hint: Become an Opportunity Maker who enables others to proudly use their best talents together on things that matter to them and you become the sought-after “glue” that creates and holds groups together. Below are four proven methods […]
   
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  feedwordpress 16:19:27 on 2018/10/29 Permalink
  Tags: behavior ( 81 ), Collective Intelligence ( 18 ), mutuality matters ( 32 ), opportunity-makers   

  How Stoicism Can Help You Now 

  
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  Five Ways to Create Greater Success With Others Attract and serve unexpected allies with different talents and life and work experiences and you are more likely to gain insights that lead to your greater success – and theirs. Bad collaboration is worse than no collaboration,” Collaboration author, Morten T. Hansen emphatically concluded, yet you already […]
   
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  feedwordpress 19:11:48 on 2017/04/27 Permalink
  Tags: behavior ( 81 ), choice ( 9 ), Collective Intelligence ( 18 ), Eli Pariser, Facebook, Filter bubble, John Kasich, Kind Foundation, mutuality matters ( 32 ), Obama, opportunity-makers, TED ( 2 ), the big sort   

  Want a Way to Get Out of Your Filter Bubble on Facebook? 

  
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  A recent research finding by Morning Consult that only 5% of adults seeing social media posts on Facebook from those with a much different world view is recent sign of how social media can reinforce our living in “filter bubbles” – meaning a tendency to surround ourselves with likeminded people and ideas. Way back in 2013 I wrote in my Forbes column about Eli Pariser’s insight book on this topic. And in my blog in 2012 I cited his book and two others that warned of this tendency – The Big Sort and On Being Certain. According to the Morning…