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"Experience is unobservable to everyone except the person who it happens to."
In Dan Gilbert’s book Stumbling on Happiness, he writes: “Experience is unobservable to everyone except the person who it happens […]
What is rewarded is repeated
The phrase is a bit trite, but nonetheless true. What we give attention to (i.e., praise or rewards), especially as […]
A New Year Means New Data Management Habits
The new year brings new resolutions. May I suggest that one of your New Year’s resolutions be the creation of […]
Beware the Recency Effect
I’ve written in the past about cognitive biases and how they can affect our judgment. One that I didn’t mention in that […]
Know Your Audience Before You Speak
This one may seem obvious, but when you’re speaking to anyone, whether it’s one person, a staff meeting, or a […]
What's on Your Mind 2018 now available online
The results of my latest two-question survey are now available online. Click here to read.
"Behavior is a function of the person in their environment."
Lewin’s equation says “behavior is a function of the person in their environment.” (He was a psychologist and this was […]
There is no stasis in data management
Here’s the thing. With data management your data is either getting better or getting worse. There is no stasis. So which […]
Signal-to-noise ratio
Signal-to-noise ratio Signal-to-noise ratio, formally used, applies to electricity and engineering, and refers to how much of a desired signal […]
