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" ... After many years of working with and coaching leaders of professional service firms in numerous verticals (financial services, engineering, coaching, management consulting and IT consulting, to name just a few), I’ve learned a lot of lessons about what works and what doesn’t work to produce growth. Here is my singular observation. Focus, not time, is the real culprit. ... "
" ... Although I've heard people say that technology is the culprit for why they believe the younger generations have lost substantial human connection, we should take a moment to consider just how much technology is doing to help us stay connected during these trying times. It made amazing tech solutions possible and has enabled people to feel like they're part of a community. I believe it's the rescuer we all needed to bring some normality into our life and make our days a little bit easier to handle. ... "
" ... And that was all it took—the internet ran with the rumor from there, and decided that the culprit was surely Jeffree Star. Fans pointed out that both West and Star live in Wyoming, and that circumstantial “evidence,” along with Star’s selfie and song lyric, was enough to spread the story. After all, Louise’s source was “legit.” ... "
" ... The major culprit is his left-on-base rate. He stranded just over two-thirds of the runners who reached base against him, and significantly lower than the 72.3% league average. He probably got at least a little unlucky there and he might see better fortune on balls in play as well. (Gibson’s BABIP history is quite strange. In his six full seasons, he has stayed tightly within two ranges: he has had three seasons with a BABIP between .285 and .287 and another three between .328 and .330, and he bounces between these ranges with no discernible pattern.) ... "
" ... You could argue that the act of slowing down, when slowing isn’t required, would be a somewhat unintended and possibly adverse consequence of this misclassification. Perhaps a human driver in a car behind the self-driving car is caught off-guard. There doesn’t seem to be any reason whatsoever to be surprisingly slowing down. The human driver wouldn’t even imagine that the snowman is the culprit in this case. Human drivers see snowmen all the time and realize right away that it is a snowman, mindfully classifying the snowman as indeed being a snowman. ... "