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David Werdiger

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20 Aug

Next time you're on the street or on public transport, look around. Eyes up, or eyes down?

We ask the same question in family meetings.

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18 Aug

We often design our work around the clock, rather than giving the work the time it actually needs.

Some conversations need five minutes. Others need an afternoon.

The better question isn’t “How much time do we have?” but “How much time does this deserve?"

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13 Aug

We used to meet people through curiosity.

Now we meet them through search results.

Before the first conversation, we already know the highlights, leaving less room for discovery and surprise.

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11 Aug

We often dismiss small talk as superficial, but maybe it serves a deeper purpose.

It's one of the few forms of interaction that exists without a goal, transaction, or outcome.

In that sense, it's less about exchanging information and more about acknowledging each other's

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