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Friday, October 28, 2016. Issue #95
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Unraveling Human Excellence | The Creativity Post
About 19,000 years ago, early humans first realized that if they took three separate strands of vine and braided them together, the newly created rope could support more weight than the sum of the three independent strands of vine.
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The Biggest Money Mistakes We Make—Decade by Decade | WSJ
Our relationship to money changes as we get older. So do the mistakes that we make with it. Every new stage of life brings new financial strategies we need to follow. And at every stage we find new ways not to follow those strategies,..
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Five Myths About Genius | The Washington Post
It’s not always easy to know when we’re in the presence of “genius.” In part, that’s because we barely agree on what it means. In Roman times, genius was not something you achieved but rather an animating spirit that adhered itself to people and places.
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Bet on Yourself! | The Mission
The future is uncertain. It’s even a lot more frightening when you think about everything machines can take away from you. One of the most important ingredients to success in life and business is the ability to adapt as technology changes and new trends emerge in a fast-paced digital world.
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