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The Lavin Agency
Posted 4 years ago

What happens when we’re faced with new, unprecedented challenges—such as the coronavirus? How does this affect our brain’s ability to make predictions?

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The Lavin Agency
Posted 5 years ago

“In the future, candidates who are able to capitalize on our outrage will have more success than people who move a little more cautiously.” *WIRED* editor-in-chief Nicholas Thompson—one of the boldest, most influential thinkers reporting on the biggest stories in tech—asks how exactly Facebook affects our outrage culture, and what responsibility do they have?

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Posted 5 years ago

“Prison is #criminogenic, like carcinogenic. Cigarettes cause cancer, prison causes more prison.” In revealing talks based on her acclaimed new book *Charged*, Emily Bazelon presents a real, potential solution to America’s mass incarceration crisis.

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Posted 5 years ago

MIT President Emerita and #LavinSpeaker Susan Hockfield discusses her new book, *The Age of Living Machines*—out today—and the need for "shared ambition to solve some of the most pressing problems of this century."

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Posted 5 years ago

Understanding the evolution of the creative worker is crucial to nurturing creativity at your company says Rahaf Harfoush, whose new book *Hustle and Float* helps managers and employees find a more humane, sustainable, and creative way of working.

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Posted 5 years ago

Most people think #empathy is a trait—you either have it or you don’t. But empathy is a skill. One that anyone can get better at, says Stanford psychologist Jamil Zaki, author of #TheWarforKindness and one of America’s pre-eminent speakers on empathy.

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Posted 5 years ago

WATCH: Matching people to projects matters says Safi Bahcall, physicist, entrepreneur and author of *Loonshots* - the instant *Wall Street Journal* bestseller about how to restructure your team to nurture #innovation.

#learn #management #loonshots

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Posted 5 years ago

In his acclaimed new book *Palaces for the People*, sociologist Eric Klinenberg has written a real, actionable solution. Here he discusses the way that technology works to divide us, both at home, and at work, and how social infrastructure can bring us back together: “You want your employees to feel happy and satisfied when they’re at work, you want them to do well, to feel good about it, and you don’t do that by giving them an awesome app. You do that by giving them a place they wanna go.”

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