Richard A. Moran

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Michael Jordan, Leonardo Di Caprio, and Obama loved this ad so much that they asked to meet him. Here's the insane true story of one of the best ads of all time...

Bad bosses insist that work comes first. They reward workaholism and punish outside interests. Good bosses support balance. They encourage nights & weekends off. Great bosses expect people to put loved ones above their jobs. They forbid missing important family events for work.

The reason people get good ideas in the shower is because it's the only time during the day when most people are away from screens long enough to think clearly. The lesson is not to take more showers, but rather to make more time to think.

“Nobody cares what you did yesterday. What have you done today to better yourself?” 1. If your last moment of success was 5-10 years ago, it’s a sign to reinvent yourself. 2. Living in the past is the fastest way to unhappiness.

Hey managers: It's not the office we're avoiding. It's the clear costs and unclear benefits of leaving home. People are happy to show up when the pros outweigh the cons. Make commuting and childcare less expensive, collaboration more predictable, and distractions more escapable.

What a wonderful phrase by Nvidia $NVDA CEO Jensen Huang: "People with high expectations have very low resilience." Teach that to your kids.

As Ambassador to the USA, I couldn’t be more proud in this St. Patrick’s season!

JENSEN HUANG: “Resilience matters in success. I don’t know how to teach it to you, except for: I hope suffering happens to you .. because .. greatness comes from character. And character isn’t formed out of smart people. It’s formed out of people who suffered.” $NVDA @ValaAfshar

Mark Farrell already leading in San Francisco mayor race, new poll shows trib.al/XzpJkmf

Is this the man that can save #SanFrancisco…and clear the homeless? (he also wants to fire the Police Chief @SFPD). Mayoral candidate @MarkFarrellSF on 7p News @nbcbayarea. @GrowSF

@bookpill Never Say Whatever, How Small Decisions Make A Big Difference

5 books to think better

@booksmyrefuge These are all classics. Thanks

Your genuine curiosity with take you to the right books. Ask yourself, What is something that I want to learn? The answer will help you explore the books that you should be reading.

#Pope Francis doesn’t just enjoy #wine - He believes it’s a gift from God. The head of the Catholic Church praised wine’s role in farming and culture and urged #Italy vintners to care for their employees and the land. @WineSpectator has details winespectator.com/articles/pope-…

It's gonna be a rough 2 weeks for the Purdy haters 😂

Steven Izzo, a fifth-year senior and son of @MSU_Basketball coach Tom Izzo, scored his first career bucket in Michigan State's victory over Rutgers on Sunday. @danajacobson caught up with the father and son following the heartwarming moment.

People Self-Sabotage Their Careers By Making These Common Mistakes trib.al/NfpZ8n6

Finished this book yesterday and it's a remarkable read. If you are a leader in any corporate position, or a leader in any endeavor of your life, it'll tell you importance of being decisive choosing something to make a difference. It's honest, entertaining and witty, loved it.

@booksmyrefuge Never Say Whatever, How Small Decisions Make A Big Difference

10 Nonfiction Books That Made Me Happier and Smarter. 1. Think Again by Adam Grant