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Watching a conference event from the back of a 300-person room last week, I noticed a number of people on their laptops during a panel. Some of the laptop-ers were on Tweetdeck, some were in Outlook/Mail, and a handful were clearly working on client projects—I saw a “coupla two, tree” PowerPoint decks being built.
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It has taken me 18 months to get comfortable with the fact that I wrote a successful book.
Yes, How to Self-Destruct is funny.
Yes, it really does help people stop being so damn afraid of their own shadows.
Yes, reading it has translated into real performance improvement.
These things were evident immediately, but it took some [...]
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Imagine the scene: an auditorium filled with over 330 people. On the stage, the towering, purple curtains are drawn, revealing a monster movie screen. It’s time to go to work, punk monkeys. My on-screen self peels his sunglasses off as my voice booms out from all directions: “People want to fail. I’m Jason Seiden.” The [...]
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