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+**Thursday, April 11th, 2024**
+[⏪ We 4/10](goals/2024-04-10) | Let God Prevail | [Fr 4/12 ⏩](goals/2024-04-12)
+
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gratitude/my-work-team.md

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+title: I'm Grateful for My work team
+date: 2024-04-11 23:03:55
+created: 2024-04-11 23:03:55
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+Joining my current company has been pretty great. Here are the things I've liked about it so far:
+
+- people are kind. 
+- They're open to each other's ideas. 
+- They invite each other to lunch in big parties. 
+- They laugh
+- They encourage each other 
+
+It's just a positive place. Where does this come from? It can only come from the top. 
+
+Reading [Thinking, Fast and Slow](../book-review/thinking-fast-and-slow.md), there's a strong correlation between creative thinking and happiness. Having read things like [Elon Musk](../book-review/elon-musk.md) and [Steve Jobs](../book-review/steve-jobs.md) and one of the conclusions in the Elon book is "working for jerks is perhaps a necessity to get their high level of thinking." There's also the set of people who don't want to work like that - where they treat each other with kindness and respect. 
+
+Here's to my coworkers and those who created the work environment where people who are kind thrive. 
+
+![My slack profile - we're the seaotter team](../img/dalle-seaotter-beach-data-science.jpeg){.preview-image}

posts/my-tombstone.md

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 Why do we measure our lives by something nobody cares about? Consider Steve Jobs, Isaac Newton, or whomever you idolize. What are they known for? Only a few things. 
 
-I read [Steve Jobs (Biography)](../book-review/steve-jobs-biography.md) a while back. And I also read [Leonardo da Vinci](../book-review/leonardo-da-vinci.md). First was 25 hours, second was 17 hours. And guess what - that's less than two days combined. Two "impressive" lives summed up in a few days. 
+I read [Steve Jobs](../book-review/steve-jobs.md) a while back. And I also read [Leonardo da Vinci](../book-review/leonardo-da-vinci.md). First was 25 hours, second was 17 hours. And guess what - that's less than two days combined. Two "impressive" lives summed up in a few days. 
 
 My grandma's obituary was brief. Yet her life was filled with millions of unwritten sentences - many written on my life. The in between moments. The laying around moments. The relationship moments. (Maybe it's called a relation-"ship" because it sails the waters of life continuously, despite the infrequent dock postings.)