Dvekut baMesima: Mesima means “mission.” Dvekut means “glued to.” Adherence to the mission. The inner world of the warrior and the artist can be almost identical. Both know as they embark on an operation that they will encounter opposition, often fierce, occasionally violent – Bamboo Innovator Daily: 12 Aug (Wed)
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- Dvekut baMesima: Mesima means “mission.” Dvekut means “glued to.” Adherence to the mission. The inner world of the warrior and the artist can be almost identical. Both know as they embark on an operation that they will encounter opposition, often fierce, occasionally violent. Both know that circumstances will compel them to adapt, to improvise. Both know that they will sustain casualties. Sacrifices must be made. Both accept the reality that every yard of dirt comes at a price. The mission devours you, but it feeds you too: SP
- The One Thing Every Great Company Has In Common: Authenticity: techcrunch
- 8 Powerful Ways To Mold Your Children Into Leaders: Forbes
- In The Age of Disruption, Customer Love Is More Important Than Ever: techcrunch
- Thinking Like a Leader: Three Big Shifts: From linearity to complexity. From “focus” as a noun to “focus” as a verb. From they to you. : Strategy&
- Schopenhauer: On Reading and Books: Farnam
- From interviews to eavesdropping, the conversations continue: FT
- The biggest mistakes people make when choosing a life partner: qz
- How to Give Tough Feedback That Helps People Grow: HBR
- When First Movers Are Rewarded, and When They’re Not: HBR
- PepsiCo’s Chief Design Officer on Creating an Organization Where Design Can Thrive: HBR
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