After a tough year, plenty of us are amped about turning the page. Trouble is, Covid’s not done with us yet.

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Publish Date : 2021-01-08 14:00:31

After a tough year, plenty of us are amped about turning the page. Trouble is, Covid’s not done with us yet.

While giving the eulogy at his father’s funeral, Malcolm talked about how his dad married his mother, a Black woman, in 1959, because he loved her. He didn’t need any other reasons. He didn’t question what society would think. He didn’t lose any sleep worrying about if it was a good decision or not. He simply did what felt right.
In short, Malcolm’s father was a “Hamlet was wrong” kinda guy. And if you’ve read Malcolm’s book “Blink,” which is based on the idea that spontaneous decisions are often as good as — or even better than — carefully planned and considered ones, it’s clear his father’s actions impacted the way Malcolm leads his own life.

People are going to ask themselves, why do we need this workspace? It’s worked perfectly well offsite. Let’s divest ourselves of some of this real estate that we don’t need and be more lean and nimble,” he says.
Robert Nickell, a business consultant who works with companies throughout the Valley and the greater Bay Area, does not have a single client currently planning on returning to the office fully. Some are planning on making office work optional a few days a week, but none plan to require it.

The change to remote work doesn’t mean we will work solely virtually, Toothman cautioned. He believes workspaces will still exist as shared gathering spaces and collaboration hubs, rather than somewhere workers go every day. With the pace of vaccine distribution in the U.S. slower than public health officials had hoped, it might take a large portion of this year to get it done, but eventually vaccinated workers will be able to gather again, Toothman says.

My dad was in the military. I can’t count the number of times he said these words to me when I was a kid. Regardless of the warnings, like a lot of people, I still spend an extreme amount of time in my head either

Recently, however, I came across a line of thinking from author Malcolm Gladwell I’d never heard before that

When asked by podcast host Cathy Heller for suggestions for how to stop overthinking so much, Malcolm immediately shared a piece of advice he learned from one of his heroes:
Hirschmann, a legendary economist and considered by Gladwell and many others to be one of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century,

Like a lot of Gladwell’s sharings, this may sound odd. But after hearing his explanation it makes sense. Hamlet is a classic case of someone who thought too much and did too little. He planned and plotted but his inability to make a decision and take action not only tormented his days but cost him his life.
According to Hirschmann, however, Hamlet had it the uncertainty of the future shouldn’t freeze us but rather free us. This is because the only thing we will ever be able to predict about the future with any level of certainty is that it will continue to be highly uncertain.

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