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Tara H

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To make great changes in your life, follow the philosophy of kaizen

bigthink.com/smart-skills/kaizen/

Aug 14, 2022

41

How to admit you’re wrong

www.vox.com/even-better/23198698/how-to-admit-youre-wrong

self care
social

Aug 11, 2022

11

Improve Your Life With the 80/20 Rule

www.artofmanliness.com/character/advice/improve-your-life-with-the-80-20-rule/

Aug 11, 2022

31

The Secret To Making Good Habits Stick: Identity-Based Habits

durmonski.com/self-improvement/identity-based-habits/?ref=refind

habits

Aug 11, 2022

32

How to Tackle a Mountain of Tasks - zen habits

zenhabits.net/mountain/?ref=refind

work
productivity

Aug 11, 2022

33

Maximize Your Learning Time with These Seven Habits - Scott H Young

www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2022/07/12/maximize-learning-time/?ref=refind

learning
habits

Aug 11, 2022

2

The 85% Rule for Learning - Scott H Young

www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2022/07/05/85-percent-rule/?ref=refind

learning

Aug 10, 2022

1

People who read live longer than those who don’t, Yale researchers say

bigthink.com/personal-growth/yale-study-people-who-read-live-longer-than-people-who-dont/?ref=refind

reading

Aug 10, 2022

11

Energy Calendar: How to take Control of Your Time - Rishikesh Sreehari

rishikeshs.com/energy-calendar/?ref=refind

habits

Aug 10, 2022

1

How to get better at making every type of decision

www.vox.com/2022/2/12/22927820/how-to-get-better-at-making-decisions?ref=refind

decision making
life lessons

Aug 10, 2022

2

It's Later Than You Think

sahilbloom.substack.com/p/its-later-than-you-think?ref=refind

life lessons

Aug 10, 2022

2

The Value of 'No'

www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/soothing-touch/202204/the-value-no?ref=refind

rejection
social

Aug 10, 2022

51

What Is Diminishing Return And How to Prevent It

www.lifehack.org/928971/diminishing-returns?ref=refind

work

Aug 10, 2022

42

103 Bits of Advice I Wish I Had Known

kk.org/thetechnium/103-bits-of-advice-i-wish-i-had-known/?ref=refind

life lessons

Aug 7, 2022

103

An ancient technique can improve your attention span

bigthink.com/neuropsych/attention/?ref=refind

mindfulness

Aug 7, 2022

22

How to conquer digital distractions

blog.superhuman.com/digital-distractions/

technology

Aug 7, 2022

22

The difference between Gamification and Incentivization, and how to use them in edTech

uxdesign.cc/the-difference-between-gamification-and-incentivization-and-how-to-use-them-in-edtech-d5765d17c3e4

habits
gamification

Aug 7, 2022

75

6 strategies that will make you a better reader — and person

ideas.ted.com/6-strategies-that-will-make-you-a-better-reader-and-person/?ref=refind

reading

Aug 5, 2022

44

The 5-hour rule: How to turn a wasted day into a successful one

bigthink.com/smart-skills/5-hour-rule/?ref=refind

productivity

Aug 5, 2022

31

A beginner's guide to note taking using Obsidian

www.marclittlemore.com/beginners-guide-note-taking-obsidian/

obsidian
note taking
pkm

Aug 3, 2022

33

The Bias No One Talks About

debliu.substack.com/p/the-bias-no-one-talks-about?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

leadership
public speaking

Aug 3, 2022

55

How To Take Smart Book Notes in Obsidian

bagerbach.com/blog/how-to-take-smart-book-notes-in-obsidian

obsidian
note taking
pkm

Aug 2, 2022

42

Expression is Compression - David Perell

perell.com/essay/expression-is-compression/

writing
creativity

Aug 1, 2022

43

Knowledge gardening is recursive

subconscious.substack.com/p/knowledge-gardening-is-recursive

zettelkasten
note taking

Aug 1, 2022

3

How to build a Zettelkasten in Notion (with examples and templates)

elizabethbutlermd.com/zettelkasten-notion/

zettelkasten
note taking

Aug 1, 2022

1

Craft an effortless personal knowledge management system: 5 tips

elizabethbutlermd.com/effortless-personal-knowledge-management-calmer-notes/

note taking

Jul 31, 2022

21

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The Bias No One Talks About

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Set a goal for how much you want to speak up. Maybe you start with a quota of just one or two times during the meeting.

Prepare a couple of things you want to comment on ahead of time. Go as detailed as you need to in order to feel ready. 

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You're not going in blind, you already have the points there so when the discussion gets to them you can jump in like the others manage to do 'off the cuff'.

Send out a pre-read. Giving people time to prepare will ensure that everyone can have a thoughtful discussion. It will also allow more introverted team members to understand the direction of the meeting ahead of time. Simply providing this additional context will set the stage for a more inclusive conversation.

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Give people time to prepare beforehand

Ask people to fill out a survey. If you want to solicit opinions and insight ahead of time, ask people to write their points of view down prior to discussing them. This way, you can get a sense of what people think and share the results with the group for discussion. If you notice that a response you received isn't being given time during the meeting, you can take steps to make sure the respondent gets a chance to advocate for their point of view.

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See if there's any responses that crop up more often than others, if these aren't being raised then you raise them as a leader

Go around the room. Rather than only listening to the most vocal and outgoing speakers, try a more systematic approach. Giving each person time to speak ensures everyone can be heard on equal footing. 

User
A good tip for this is to go in "random" orders, pick different people each time but don't just go in a circle. If you're standing then move so you're opposite but not blocking the speaker so that everyone hears them

Call on those who have not spoken. Start keeping track of who is speaking during meetings, and who stays quiet. Actively solicit opinions from those who have not spoken yet by tying the discussion to something they work on or have mentioned previously. This will help them feel more comfortable jumping in. 

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Use the responses from earlier - did someone who isn't speaking up make a good point in the pre-meeting survey? Use this to prompt them