Logical Fallacies – Appeal to Tradition (Or to “the NEW”)
"Because we've always done it this way!" Unless the conversation concerns an actual tradition, this argument is almost never useful.
The Dunning-Kruger Effect, Explained
In plain terms, the Dunning-Kruger Effect is the tendency of the ignorant (and/or uninformed, and/or inexperienced) to overestimate their abilities, and the tendency of the learned, competent, and experienced to underestimate or under-represent themselves.
Growth vs Fixed Mindset – The IQ
How would your life be altered if you realized that through study and practice, you could get progressively smarter? The only question that remains after this realization is which interests (or necessities; life has many pressures) you'll choose to concentrate on.
The Binary Choice Myth
False dichotomy Binary choices Black-and-white thinking Polarization The either/or fallacy [...]
Narcissus and Self-Reflection
What is Narcissism? The chances are very good that you've [...]
Skillset for Likeable Leadership
There comes a point in every career (or the point [...]
The Case Against Ethics in Business
Ethical standards & practices create long-term value. They create relationships of trust, including employees who don't burn out and who work hard because they believe in the company. Ethical standards are attractive, in the basic sense of the word.
The Ultimate Goal
The goal (the only one that makes sense) is to be happy.
People Hate to Lose (more than they love to win)
People will dislike you more for being unfair than they would like you for being fair. They'll also talk about it more.
Plug-and-Play Management
Here’s a theory on an all-too-dominant management mindset (whether or [...]