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Journal of discoveries #43 - 4th of February, 2023

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Welcome to the 43rd issue of the newsletter, “Journal of discoveries.” Each week, I check a list of hundreds of sources of inspiration to spot exciting articles, videos, podcasts, and books on personal development, leadership, management, technology, and innovation.

Let’s dive in!

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One “must read” for this week

“Power skills for leaders”. In this look at the best management trends in 2023, IESE professors and experts identify the power skills for leaders that will help us, our teams, and our company move forward. Four leadership ability multipliers: tools that can help people work together, work happier and work better.

Personal development

• Cognitive bias codex: 188 systematic patterns of cognitive deviation.

• How dual-career couples make it work.

• Hardwiring happiness.

• Patrick Lencioni shares the six types of working genius & how to determine yours.

• Want to live a happy life? Focus on your relationships.

• Five traits of the workforce of the future.

• Why do people (usually) learn less as they get older?

• The locksmith paradox.

Innovation

• Futurepedia - the largest AI tools directory.

• Metatrend #14: increased human health span.

• Is AI eroding our ability to think?

• Jeff Bezos 1997 letter to shareholders.

• Why VR/AR gets farther away as it comes into focus.

• Read the future with science fiction and AI.

• How to build data literacy in your company.

• Social’s next wave.

Leadership and management

• Management trends for 2023: power skills for leaders.

• HBR's favorite management tips of 2022.

• Accidental diminishers - when the good guys are the bad guys.

• Three reasons why we all need and crave recognition.

• Flexibility is key to integrating meaning and work.

• Five steps managers can take to have great 1:1s.

• The secrets of great teamwork.

• The power of clarifying questions – and how to improve team conversations.

One book

“The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read” by Philippa Perry.