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    The document summarizes key points from the book "Egonomics: What Makes Ego Our Greatest Asset or Most Expensive Liability" by David Marcum and Steven Smith. It discusses ego as a Latin term meaning "I, myself" and how ego can be either an asset or liability. The document outlines early warning signs of a liability ego, including being too comparative, defensive, showcasing brilliance, and seeking acceptance. It also presents three principles for managing ego: humility, curiosity, and veracity.

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    Egonomics:: What Makes Ego Our Greatest Asset or Most Expensive Liability by David Marcum & Steven Smith

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    The document summarizes key points from the book "Egonomics: What Makes Ego Our Greatest Asset or Most Expensive Liability" by David Marcum and Steven Smith. It discusses ego as a Latin term meaning "I, myself" and how ego can be either an asset or liability. The document outlines early warning signs of a liability ego, including being too comparative, defensive, showcasing brilliance, and seeking acceptance. It also presents three principles for managing ego: humility, curiosity, and veracity.

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    EGONOMICS:
    What Makes Ego Our Greatest Asset
    or Most Expensive Liability
    By David Marcum & Steven Smith

    WHAT IS EGO?

    Latin: I, myself
    Liability or asset?
    The power of ego
    Pervasive and relentless
    Never neutral

    EARLY WARNING SIGNS

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    Being too comparative


    Being defensive
    Showcasing brilliance
    Seeking acceptance

    PRINCIPLES OF EGONOMICS

    1.Humility
    2.Curiosity
    3.Veracity

    WHAT I LIKED

    Concise
    Practical
    Makes ego something concrete
    Valuable both to managers and
    employees under managers

    WHAT I DIDNT LIKE

    Anecdotal
    Oversimplification

    MY RECOMMENDATION

    I loved it!
    Managers: Absolutely
    Students & those entering the work
    force: Absolutely

    BIBLIOGRAPHY

    Marcum, D., & Smith, S. (2007). Egonomics: What makes ego our
    greatest asset (or most expensive liability). New York: Simon &
    Schuster.

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