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The Cost of Always Being Available
A few weeks ago, I found myself checking my phone in the middle of a conversation. I wasn’t waiting for urgent information, and there was
April 9, 2026
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A few weeks ago, I found myself checking my phone in the middle of a conversation. I wasn’t waiting for urgent information, and there was
Many people think about networking when something is in motion—a job change, a new role, a decision to make. But building and maintaining meaningful connections
I’ve noticed something about how quickly we process and decide on the merit of an idea, often before it’s fully explained. Someone makes a comment and within
At 4:30 in the morning, our group gathered quietly at the trailhead. Our guide checked his watch, counted heads in the dark, and made sure that everyone
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