I hand-picked 3 good articles for you to highlight this week. Hope they'll help you get new ideas and perspectives. (You can read this online!)
π This Week's Reading List
Improve Your Life With the 80/20 Rule by Brett & Kate McKay (5min) To maximize your outcomes with the least input, you can apply the 80/20 Rule discovered by Vilfredo Pareto. Based on his observation, Richard Koch furthered that 20% of causes produce about 80% of outcomes in most aspects of your lives. π Glasp Community Highlights π more content in #Productivity
How to admit that you are wrong by Allie Volpe (6min) "Wrongness can be cause for celebration." While we are always wrong about the perception of wrongness, Julia Strand's experience tells you that acknowledging your mistakes gives you more inspiration. To do that, you need to overcome your cognitive dissonance. π Glasp Community Highlights π more content in #Self-improvement
We Know Less About Social Media Than We Think by Shane Doe (6min) We definitely master the use of these social media sites. However, are we the true masters? Unfortunately, Jonathan Haidt informs us that these sites have the authority over us, changing our ideologies, or even making us more stupid. π Glasp Community Highlights π more content in #Social Media
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