Mercy for “Meatware”: a Future of Working Smarter, not Faster
One of the many interesting threads that I picked out of the hot economics tome of 2014, Thomas Piketty’s Capital […]
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A Cooler Commute: Modeling the City Bus of the Future
As loyal readers of this newsletter know, we at DFC are advocates of making your workplace where you already are.
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WeLiving Life — 21st Century Style
When it comes to the Great Work-Life Balance Debate, we at DFC fall firmly into the Live-to-Work camp. I mean, with
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When Your Boss is a Psychopath
Folk wisdom has established strong links between psychopathic tendencies and success in business — it seems almost intuitive that someone who
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Social Media and Depression
We at DFC are huge advocates of the positive powers of social media: it does things like help foster connections
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The Mystery of Writer’s Block: A Problem of Happiness
As anyone who’s written anything (a novel, a report, heck — this blog!) knows, writer’s block can be a mysterious
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Neurasthenia — The Scourge of Modern Life (Whenever It May Be)
If you’ve been tuning into this blog often over recent months, you may have noticed a bit of a thematic
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Introverts on the Job: At Risk of Burnout?
It seems like everyone is talking about introversion and extroversion: how to present powerful ideas, how to communicate, and how
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Charity — and Happiness — Begin in the Workplace
It is a hazard of our economic system that the majority of us (that is, adult humans participating in capitalism)
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Do What You Love: Is Happiness a Motivator while Working?
During the mid-20th century growth explosion, leading economic experts, including John Maynard Keynes, sought to predict what the trend might