HBR IdeaCast · When You Feel Envy, Turn It Into Something Productive
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Suggest using the word “admire” instead of “envy” when approaching someone to reduce risk
“I like to start, for example, by studying that person that I envy. There's thankfully a lot of information online. Right. If I admire an author, for example, I will go and search for every podcast that they've been on and hear more about their writing process and then figure out, OK, well, what's something I can try out?”
“When I write science fiction with clients, they're stories that are 350 to 500 words in length… can completely change how someone thinks”
“AI changed that because it can distinguish between… words… and still get you a conclusion… instead of just looking for literally the word limited”
“I started predicting all the other words that would be in their head… we give them other words, like excited instead of happy.”
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