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| Alex Rogo = Fictional plant manager in the business novel The Goal; illustrates bottlenecks and throughput
| Apple = American technology company; consumer electronics and software
| Apple’s iBooks = Apple e-book platform; digital bookstore and reader
| Aristotle = Ancient Greek philosopher; foundational thinker in logic and ethics
| Braun = German consumer electronics company; known for industrial design
| BYU Magazine = Brigham Young University magazine; features profiles and research
| Charles Duhigg = American journalist and author; wrote The Power of Habit
| Clayton Christensen = American business scholar; disruptive innovation theorist
| Concorde = Anglo-French supersonic airliner; commercial passenger aircraft
| Crown Business = U.S. book imprint; part of Crown Publishing
| chronos = Greek term; sequential clock time
| Derek Sivers = Entrepreneur and writer; popularized a hell yes or no rule
| Designing Life, Essentially = Stanford course on Essentialism; life design and focus practices
| Dieter Rams = German industrial designer; longtime Braun design leader
| Eliyahu Goldratt = Israeli business theorist; creator of Theory of Constraints
| endowment effect = Behavioral economics term; people overvalue owned items
| Facebook = American social media company; social networking platform
| Forbes = American business magazine; finance and entrepreneurship coverage
| Frank O’Brien = New York marketing entrepreneur; monthly focus day example
| Google = American technology company; internet services and advertising
| Greg McKeown = Author and speaker; wrote Essentialism
| Harvard Business Review = Management magazine; published by Harvard Business Publishing
| Harvard Business School = Graduate business school; part of Harvard University
| Herb Kelleher = Co-founder of Southwest Airlines; longtime executive leader
| Hyori = Manager character; delegation and boundary example
| Jin-Yung = Employee character; workload boundary example
| Journal of Applied Christian Leadership = Academic journal; leadership and faith topics
| kairos = Greek term; opportune or right time
| khadi = Handspun Indian cotton cloth; symbol of self-reliance
| LinkedIn = Professional networking platform; business and career connections
| Lou Holtz = American football coach; led Notre Dame
| Martha Lane Fox = British businesswoman; former UK Digital Champion
| Michael Kahn = American film editor; frequent Spielberg collaborator
| Mohandas K. Gandhi = Indian lawyer and leader; advocate of nonviolent resistance
| Montgomery, Alabama = U.S. city; site of Rosa Parks bus protest
| Mr. Simms = Journalism teacher; classroom lead-writing example
| National Institute for Play = Nonprofit research organization; studies human play
| New York = U.S. city; financial and cultural center
| New York Times = American newspaper; major national daily
| Nora Ephron = American writer and filmmaker; known for screenplays
| Notre Dame = U.S. university; University of Notre Dame
| Penguin Books UK = British publisher; division of Penguin Random House UK
| Penguin Random House = Global book publisher
| Penguin Random House UK = British division of Penguin Random House
| Race Online 2012 = UK coalition campaign; promote nationwide internet adoption
| Robert Falcon Scott = British Antarctic explorer
| Roald Amundsen = Norwegian explorer; first to reach the South Pole
| Rosa Parks = American civil rights activist; Montgomery bus boycott catalyst
| Salesforce = American cloud software company; customer relationship management
| Sam Elliot = Silicon Valley executive; pseudonymous case example
| Silicon Valley = U.S. tech region; San Francisco Bay Area
| South Pole = Earth’s southernmost point; Antarctica
| Southwest Airlines = American low-cost airline; point-to-point model
| Stanford = U.S. research university in California
| status-quo bias = Cognitive bias; preference for current state
| Steven Kramer = Researcher and author; studied progress and motivation
| Steven Spielberg = American filmmaker; director and producer
| Stuart Brown = Researcher and psychiatrist; studied play behavior
| sunk-cost bias = Cognitive bias; continue due to past investment
| Teresa Amabile = American academic; researched creativity and motivation
| The Disciplined Pursuit of Less = Harvard Business Review essay by Greg McKeown
| The Goal = Business novel by Eliyahu Goldratt
| Theory-of-Constraints thinking = Management approach; focuses on system bottlenecks
| Twitter = Social media platform; short-form posts
| U.K. = United Kingdom; sovereign country in Europe
| W. H. Auden = British-American poet
| Zero-based budgeting = Budgeting method; build budgets from zero each period
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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