Writing in the Harvard Business Review, Rob Goffee, a London Business School professor, and Gareth Jones, who teaches at Insead in France, say the first thing you need to do is acknowledge how difficult your task is.
Miranda Carter (whose first book this is) acknowledges how much she is indebted to other books, particularly about the Cambridge spies, but she has had a unique degree of access to Blunt's papers, and has interviewed, and quotes tellingly from, scores of people who knew him well.
The best thing you can do is acknowledge how you're feeling and find a quiet place to decompress, especially if you're feeling angry.
In a moment of honesty, the Foreign Office was acknowledging how far the balance of power has shifted from the days when the East India Company was able to destroy Indian industry to enrich itself.
That is not, it must be acknowledged, how a lot of people see it.
"To me, part of being a dog scientist is acknowledging up front how little we know about their cognition," said Alexandra Horowitz, a dog cognition expert at Barnard College.
The mass media has been described as "the nexus between public and policy agenda" and as "highly influential in shaping discourses about health and research", although it is acknowledged that how news media affect public perceptions of diseases is "complex and diverse" (p569)[ 6].
Someone is finally acknowledging how important Glenn was in this whole thing.
But mindfulness is also about being kind and acknowledging how things are: to accept that it is normal to be tired and to get agitated".
I'm just acknowledging how quintessential this Christian reboot story is to a holiday.
