twitter @ ssrn- @ssrn_vvrl Gittin mi senn :) February 7, 2012@ssrn_vvrl Gittin mi senn :) […]Desert_Daisy (Desert Daisy)
- RT @marketurbanism: Draft paper: "City Unplanning" by GMU Law School prof David Schleicher http://t.co/SfeMTj3V #urbanism February 7, 2012RT @marketurbanism: Draft paper: "City Unplanning" by GMU Law School prof David Schleicher http://t.co/SfeMTj3V #urbanism […]transportgooru (Andy Palanisamy)
- RT @RichardMoorhead: RT @siemslegal: ... which reminds me of my own piece on "A World Without Law Professors" - http://t.co/HJ4obkIV --I could run a pub, I spose February 7, 2012RT @RichardMoorhead: RT @siemslegal: ... which reminds me of my own piece on "A World Without Law Professors" - http://t.co/HJ4obkIV --I could run a pub, I spose […]TheSmallPlaces (The Small Places)
- Score! Social Science Research Network publishes < 2,000 free reports on #sustainability and #climate #policy. http://t.co/7MrWLNCg February 7, 2012Score! Social Science Research Network publishes < 2,000 free reports on #sustainability and #climate #policy. http://t.co/7MrWLNCg […]heather_e_burns (Heather Burns)
- http://t.co/rLfEisXU to plan a city or not? February 7, 2012http://t.co/rLfEisXU to plan a city or not? […]nadeemhaque (Nadeem Haque)
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Putting your feet up on the desk helps produce results … I love it!
Last year I asked our managers to schedule a 30 minute “contemplative meeting” every day on their calendars. I realized that I was much more innovative when I scheduled this meeting with myself than when I double booked meetings all day. While I thought I was getting more done by over scheduling, I was actually [...]
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