Food for thought for the Weekend: My series where I present assorted collection of interesting blog posts, TED talks, podcast and articles I read/listened this week, some quotes that resonated with me, excerpts from my own reading..
- The importance of deep fun: Employee engagement is more than providing for foosball, TT etc., In this article, the author argues that there is two types of fun - The first type is shallow fun: when employees play games. The second type is deep fun — when employees take ownership of their experience inside the group. The author argues and it is also my personal experience that the shallow fun doesn't bring lasting engagement. Then, what can leaders do to increase deep fun? Read the article and its references.
The One Key Trait that Einstein, da Vinci, and Steve Jobs Had in Common: "Don’t be afraid of daydreaming, and then trying the impossible". In this article Adam Grant interviews Walter Isaacson who has written biographies of Einstein, da Vinci and Steve Jobs. A great read.
- Elon Musk is what happens when these three traits get together in one human: I'm sure many of us are fascinated by Elon Musk and I'm no exception. Here is an interesting take on the three traits that makes him whatever he is.
- Books that will help you give a superb talk: Neat set of books by Tim Harford to improve your presentation. I have most, talk to me if you are interested in any of them.
- 12 Business leaders on how they handle stress: This Fortune article claims that when handled correctly, stress can be contained, minimized and conquered. Some interesting ideas worth trying.
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