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This Harvard Business Review article explores whether breakthrough innovation is more about people or process. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review (HBR).

Seth Godin argues in Here comes ‘uh oh’ that vulnerability is important to producing our best work.

Treat others with respect and loyalty if you want the same in return, argues Seth's Blog. via Seth's Blog

Mind Hacks challenges typical explanations for why people see "the dress" so differently, arguing color constancy alone doesn't explain the phenomenon. via Mind Hacks

Zen Habits explores the feeling of not being good enough and suggests that we are all enough just as we are, encouraging readers to find peace in the present moment. via Zen Habits

Circa, a news app that summarizes news stories, has launched a website. The website offers all the same features, including daily briefs and story subscriptions.

This recipe features roasted vegetables, tender chicken, and crispy tortilla strips.

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This recipe from The Kitchn is for blueberry pie overnight oats, including a crunchy pie crust topping.

The Kitchn provides 32 recipes for make-ahead lunches that can be prepped the night before.

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Neurologist Oliver Sacks wrote an article in *The New York Times* announcing his terminal cancer diagnosis and reflecting on how he plans to spend his remaining time. via Mind Hacks

Philosopher Rivka Weinberg examines why life is absurd, arguing that its brevity might be the root cause and that a longer lifespan could make life less so. via The New York Times

Thai Peanut Noodles gets a healthy twist with this recipe that uses zucchini noodles and powdered peanut butter. via Our Best Bites