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X @Forbes
Forbes· 2025-11-30 03:00
You don’t need a promotion, a raise or a big project to turn things around. Small, intentional actions can build trust, clarity and mutual respect fast. The best working relationships start with clarity. Knowing how your manager likes to work—and sharing how you do—eliminates friction before it starts. https://t.co/c2tYqtcYZo ...
X @Andrew Tate
Andrew Tate· 2025-11-28 10:49
RT THE WAR ROOM (@ReachTWR)Trust and respect are two things that can only be earned,Never paid for. ...
X @Ripple
Ripple· 2025-11-27 05:01
Regulatory Compliance - $RLUSD has been greenlisted by Abu Dhabi's FSRA, indicating compliance with regulatory standards for institutional finance [1] - The greenlisting enables $RLUSD to be used as collateral on exchanges, for lending, and on prime brokerage platforms within Abu Dhabi Global Market [1] - $RLUSD aims to become a compliant and trusted settlement asset in the region [1] Market Positioning - $RLUSD is positioned as a non-negotiable asset for compliance and trust in institutional finance [1] - The greenlisting represents a major step for $RLUSD in becoming a trusted settlement asset [1]
X @Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
Tesla Owners Silicon Valley· 2025-11-27 00:21
Social Commentary - Elon Musk 认为左派对罪犯宽容,对受害者残酷[1] - Elon Musk 认为高信任社会引入低信任个体,会导致系统崩溃[1]
What If Love Was The Strategy? | Yuliia Paslon | TEDxAl Wasl
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-26 16:59
Ladies and gentlemen, do welcome onto the stage Julia Hasslon. [applause] [applause] If you ask me what's one of the biggest mistakes leaders make, some expect me to say something about market shift strategies or KPIs. But hear the truth.One of the biggest mistakes leaders make is thinking that love is a feeling. It is not. Love is a set of actions that bring out the best in you without expecting anything in return.And when you lead from that place, magic happens. People don't just perform, they thrive. I g ...
I Do My Work With Humour. Seriously | Dr. Koushik Chatterjee | TEDxGNA University
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-26 16:15
Main Argument - Leadership can benefit from understanding and practicing humor as a competence and levity as a style, leading to improved team performance [6][7] - Humor, like the Archimedes principle, can act as an upward force (lightness) to counteract the downward weight of seriousness in the workplace [8][9] - Laughter releases dopamine, reduces cortisol (stress hormone), and releases oxytocin, fostering trust, connection, and creativity [10][11] Practical Application - Humor is a skill that can be developed by observing absurdities, gently poking fun at oneself, and ensuring the humor is light and appropriate [15] - Leaders can incorporate humor by adding light touches to presentations, using playful titles for discussions, and starting with "two truths and a harmless lie" [18] - When using humor, it's crucial to avoid "punching down" to prevent offense and barriers to conversation [20] Cautions - Humor should be used judiciously, like a spice – a little adds flavor, but too much can be overwhelming [19] - Inappropriate humor can alienate individuals and disrupt communication, highlighting the importance of emotional regulation and context [21][22] Conclusion - Humor does not diminish the seriousness of work but makes it more human, which is a valuable asset in the age of AI and automation [23] - Individuals are encouraged to incorporate humor into their work to foster connection, communication, and a sense of being alive [24][26]
X @Polkadot
Polkadot· 2025-11-25 09:06
Societal Impact - AI is driving society towards increased reliance on trust while potentially diminishing the emphasis on truth [1] - Web3 aims to reverse this trend by prioritizing truth and verifiability [1]
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ZKsync (∎, ∆)· 2025-11-23 19:29
AI & Blockchain Integration - GenLayer and Rallyonchain utilize AI to enhance trust and on-chain decision-making [1] - The discussion explores how AI can improve trust and decision-making processes [1] Key Individuals - Albert Castellana (@kstellana) is featured in the ZK Talks episode [1] - @TheZKnomist hosts the ZK Talks Ep 12 [1]
4 types of leaders—and why great ones master them all | Jon Cobb | TEDxHarvard Square
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-21 18:00
Leadership Challenges - 40% of new leaders fail within 18 months, indicating a significant challenge in leadership transition and effectiveness [6] - Leaders often mistakenly address strategy problems when the root cause is a leadership issue, highlighting the importance of self-awareness and adaptability [7] - Great leaders often fail by applying a one-size-fits-all approach, emphasizing the need for dynamic leadership that adapts to individual needs and situations [8] Dynamic Leadership Framework - The dynamic leadership framework consists of four approaches: Astronomer (visionary), Coach (relationship-oriented), Captain (sets high standards), and Engineer (hands-on execution) [13][14][22] - The Astronomer inspires with a compelling vision, emphasizing the importance of hope and future orientation in leadership [14][15] - The Coach builds trust through personal connections and feedback, highlighting the significance of one-on-one interactions and active listening [17][18][19] - The Captain sets high standards and ensures accountability, balancing kindness with firmness [20][21] - The Engineer focuses on execution and getting into the details, emphasizing the importance of being on the front lines with the team [22][23] Adaptability and Empathy - Leaders need to adapt their style to meet people where they are, rather than expecting everyone to conform to a single approach [25][26] - Empathy involves seeking to understand others before seeking to be understood, fostering connection and resonance [27][28] - Inconsistency in leadership style, when intentional, can create a deeper respect from team members [29][30] Key Steps to Successful Leadership - Get to know your default leadership style and strengths [32] - Understand what other approaches work well and when to use them [32] - Get to know your people really well [32]