nicknorena

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   by nicknorena 12y ago

   The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg. I can honestly say it's not only impacted the way I think about habits, but it's impacted my actual habits as well, and for the better I might add! Leisure read turned life hack textbook :)
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   by nicknorena 13y ago

   "From now on, in my mind: Every time there’s a challenging case, the customer owns at least two boxers." A great lesson in how to make empathy something that you know is useful and something that you practice.
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   by nicknorena 13y ago

   I am in my first startup, and am very much the beginner in more ways than one. And the days that go well are the days when I feel like the environment I work in values learning above all else. I think it's important to remember that teachin
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   by nicknorena 14y ago

   :)
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   A "Photo-Experiencing" App(techcrunch.com)

   1 points by nicknorena 14y ago|0 comments
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   by nicknorena 14y ago

   I would hesitate to call the mere act of playing with dolls a dangerous activity, I think you're making too big a leap... In my opinion, the image boys playing with dolls is just a way of translating the importance of a paradigm shift to us
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   by nicknorena 14y ago

   Your writing made me think a lot about the crazies/true innovators, and I agree with how you see those people adding value to our world. But I also think that there are not enough people who seek to shift paradigms, not just through the pro