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Rewarding Life May Be Counter-Productive When Rewards Undermine Habits
A new friend of mine recently asked “how do you translate ‘rewarding’ into German?” I found it was fascinating that this was difficult to answer. We had been talking (and continue to talk) about how language and culture are closely … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged business, community, culture, Deutsch, economic, economics, engagement, Englisch, English, German, habit, habits, language, life, Ludwig Wittgenstein, practice, reward, rewarding, rewards, theory, translate, translation, work
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Public Transportation in the United States of America
I was traveling in the USA this summer, and after I had a very negative experience due to an incompetent worker in the public transportation industry I vowed I would write a blog post about it. Actually, I sort of … Continue reading →
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Tagged economy, employment, market, minimum wage, oil, public transportation, transportation, unemployment, United States, United States of America, wage, wages, work, workers
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The Harvard Business Review Ideacast reporter Sarah Green interviews Joan C. Williams, Distinguished Professor of Law and Founding Director of the Center of WorkLife Law at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, who cites Mary Blair-Loy’s “work-devotion schema”, thereby emphasizing the central role of devotion in the meaning of life, which I wrote about several months ago
Here’s an excerpt from the interview: [T]he work devotion schema, [Mary Blair-Loy] found, communicated that work should be the central focus of your life, unencumbered by family responsibilities; that it entailed overlays of deep emotional ties with your work; that … Continue reading →
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Tagged balance, culture, devotion, family, life, schema, schemas, society, work, work-life, work-life balance
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Self-Reliance 2.0
imitation is suicide Recitations are mundane — there is not one iota of life in them, there is no spark whatsoever. Truths which we hold to be self-evident need not be incessantly replayed in never-ending refrains — lest they become … Continue reading →
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Tagged collaboration, collaborative, create, creativity, life, market, marketplace, markets, meaning, sefl-reliance, work
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