1. Smart people sometimes devalue other skills, like relationship building, and over-concentrate on intellect.
Similarly, non-Indians sometimes devalue certain kinds of native performance, including ceremonial dances recontextualized for public folkloric demonstrations or newer styles such as hymns or fiddle music.
Five things smart people tend to struggle with: Smart people sometimes devalue other skills, like relationship building, and over-concentrate on intellect.
OO As Clean Energy Grows, Electricity Markets Must Evolve - Power markets sometimes devalue the energy from the growing levels of wind, solar and other clean energy resources, often focusing solely on price, without valuing added benefits, like less pollution.
Problem is, society -- like those whispering family and friends I mentioned earlier--sometimes devalues such men because they don't adhere to traditional standards of masculinity... even though those standards should no longer apply in today's world.
In Britain, the good name of human rights had sometimes been "distorted and devalued", he said.
"But here in Britain, ironically, the place where those ideas were first set out, the good name of 'human rights' has sometimes become distorted and devalued.
The lesson: Two behaviors we've devalued and sometimes even demonized — rest and renewal — have a profound impact on people's productivity at work and their satisfaction across their lives.
Brands are sometimes tempted to devalue bloggers and minimize their contributions as a way to drive down price per article.
"It gave them another tribe… For a group sometimes feeling left out and devalued, this was critical.
