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R3ciprocity.com - Prof David Maslach: Innovation; Research Life; & Striving Towards Happiness

Professor David Maslach talks about graduate school, research, science, Innovation, and entrepreneurship. The R3ciprocity project is my way to give back as much as I possibly can. I seek to provide insights and tools to change how we understand science, and make it more democratic.

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00:09:24

What Every First-Year PhD Student Needs to Hear:...

R3ciprocity.com - Prof David Maslach: Innovation;... ·

2024/10/08

Every first-year PhD student needs to hear this. If I could go back, I wouldn't change what I did, but how I processed my experiences while learning how the world actually works. I would have given myself more forgiveness, been more patient, and continuously reevaluated where I stand and what I want to do.

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00:10:48

Realizing I Was a First-Generation Student Changed...

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2024/10/07

Realizing I Was a First-Generation Student Changed Everything.I didn’t even know the term "first-generation student" until a few years ago, but understanding it made me see how different my life experience has been from others. Your life will likely be different too. There will be moments where you think you have the world figured out, but in reality, it’s always shifting. As we learn, we see the world differently.The way you see things today will evolve, and in a few years, your perspective will be

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00:04:30

Why Your Greatest Achievements Are Yet to Come – Even...

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2024/10/07

I’ve learned that life after 25 is filled with potential, new opportunities, and growth. My greatest accomplishments are still ahead of me—and yours can be too if you embrace the journey and keep pushing forward!

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00:08:21

Free Government Grants for Academic Entrepreneurs:...

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2024/10/04

As a top business professor and academic entrepreneur, I've witnessed countless academic entrepreneurs chasing the illusion of "free" government grants to fund their startups. The notion that you can easily secure grant funding without significant strings attached is a delusion that wastes more time and effort than it's worth. In reality, these grants are rare, highly competitive, and often come with obligations that can hinder your entrepreneurial freedom.You'll find yourself spending precious time

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00:10:05

Reinventing Design: Embracing Modular Cars and Homes...

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2024/10/04

Why can't we create modular cars that interconnect? Why don't we design homes in a modular way to make them much more efficient? Often, the way we design and think about things is influenced by social dynamics rather than pure efficiency. If we could combine social considerations with efficient design, we might be able to create completely new systems that allow us to be both unique and more efficient.This idea explores the potential of modular design in cars and homes—systems where components can

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00:07:49

Dear Venture Capital Partners Over 50: The Perfect...

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2024/10/03

This is a message to all venture capitalists over 50, especially the partners at established firms. It's time to reconsider the traditional teachings of business schools, which emphasize having the perfect message and value proposition. The reality is, you'll never truly know what the "right" message or proposition is in advance. True innovation requires embracing the ugly—the raw, unpolished process that makes people uncomfortable.Entrepreneurs often navigate uncharted territories, facing

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00:09:06

How Can We Level The Playing Field In Entrepreneurship?

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2024/10/02

How come we level the playing field in entrepreneurship?I talk about one simple trick that allows us to have a more level playing field.

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01:02:39

The Truth About Executive Peer Groups: Are They Worth...

R3ciprocity.com - Prof David Maslach: Innovation;... ·

2024/10/02

We often think of CEOs as having all the answers, but even they need help navigating the complexities of leadership. That’s where executive peer groups come in—or do they? In this episode, I sit down with Bob Carrothers to discuss the real value (or lack thereof) of executive peer groups. Are they truly beneficial, or just a waste of time and money?

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00:12:18

Entrepreneurship @Ivey, Cleaning The Dryden Roman...

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2024/10/01

I often wonder why I continue to do things and don’t quit. For the most part, it makes the most amount of sense to often quit hard problems.There’s no explanatory value and why you continue to build and push the envelope.You get up and you do things because they’re important. How do you know they’re important? Because because.I wanted to give a shout out to Eric Morse. I remember having conversations with Eric about academic life. He told me that he wished he would have waited to publish more before

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00:07:34

Case For Optimism: How Irreversible Problems Spark...

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2024/09/30

In a world facing its most significant and seemingly irreversible problems, maintaining optimism about the future is more important than ever. This piece explores how these immense challenges are not just endings but the starting points for something brighter. By shifting our perspective and embracing hope, we can transform obstacles into opportunities for growth and innovation. Join me as we delve into why staying positive isn't just beneficial—it's essential for ushering in a better tomorrow.

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00:09:17

My PhD Research Area Is Boring As $&@!

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2024/09/30

I've reached a point where I feel bored and uninspired by my PhD research area. This happens to everyone who stays long enough.But rather than abandoning it, I've discovered that changing my perspective can reignite my passion. By looking at your work through a different angle or lens, you can uncover new and interesting facets you hadn't noticed before. Don’t be afraid to abandon questions and ask absurd new ones.It's about being willing to adapt to your environment and circumstances, and finding

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00:12:11

Wishing You Never Began: The Academic Side of...

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2024/09/29

Everything you've read or heard about entrepreneurship—the success stories, the overnight successes, the glamorized hustle—is a complete lie. The true nature of entrepreneurship is much more like academia: it's about struggling to make ends meet, not knowing how to create what you envision, and often being wrong. It's a continuous journey of working on something that nobody believes in except for yourself.Real entrepreneurship is about discovery, and discovery is messy. It often clashes with what

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00:08:04

Your Education Is Not One And Done

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2024/09/28

Your education is not done when you take your last class.This only means that you have a lot of life yet. You’re just beginning on the journey.If you feel like you’re behind, you have unbelievable amounts of giving yet.If you feel in your ahead, remember that you’ll get a lot more knocks more yet .

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00:11:12

Letting Go of Self-Importance: Realizing the World...

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2024/09/25

As a professor who has achieved everything I ever wanted, I reached a turning point. (I realize how self-important that sounds)I have accomplished most of what I set out to do—publishing papers, mentoring students, and making my mark in academia.But, I realized that the weight of self-importance was heavier than any accolade. I bought into the system. I thought I was someone important.But, ultimately to continue to walk forward, I have to acknowledge that I’m really NOT that important.I have to step

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00:08:46

The Shift from Impressing to Becoming: Rediscovering...

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2024/09/23

In the relentless pursuit of a PhD, many of us strive to impress others by working harder, hoping to prove that we're good enough. Yet, there comes a point when we realize that no amount of hard work can fill the void or bring the fulfillment we seek. This is a story about that realization—a journey where we discover that true meaning isn't found in endless labor but in the aspects of life that make us feel whole.It's about shifting our focus from external validation to internal growth,

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00:08:46

The Paradox of Perfection: Admitting My Mess to Find...

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2024/09/20

I often find myself in peculiar moments where I openly share just how insecure I am. These conversations become even stranger when others respond with surprise, saying, "You feel that way? I thought it was only me." It turns out we all feel lost. Despite being a professor—someone who's supposed to have answers—I frequently wonder what exactly I'm meant to profess. The truth is, we're all a bit messed up inside.If I had everything figured out, I'd gladly share the secret. I'd probably be wealthier

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00:10:03

Stop Blaming Others: Why Blame Holds Us Back.

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2024/09/19

We often default to blaming others or external circumstances for our challenges, overlooking our own role in navigating life's complexities. This perspective ignores the multifaceted nature of reality, where unlimited causes and levels of analysis intertwine. Stoic philosophy is right.You have to accept the world as it is.You can’t control it. By adopting a pragmatic approach and stepping back to embrace both ourselves and the surrounding world, we learn to accept ourselves. This shift from

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00:09:12

Do We Have An Epidemic of Jerks in Academia?...

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2024/09/18

While unkind individuals and negative behaviors exist in academia—as they do in the broader society—we have the power to mitigate their impact. By serving as a first line of defense and embracing a collective approach akin to the Swiss cheese model, we can ensure that everyone feels supported and valued. This method involves overlapping layers of support where the gaps in one layer are covered by another, creating a strong network of protection. Inspired by younger generations who have successfully

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00:10:18

The Ultimate Trade-Off: Simplicity vs. Complexity in...

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2024/09/17

When building new software or products, the most critical challenge is simplicity. You need to design something so intuitive that even a four-year-old could use it—because if it’s too complex, very few people will. You risk wasting time and money on a product that fails to resonate. Simplicity isn't just an aesthetic choice; it’s at the heart of whether your product will succeed or fail. Balancing the need for innovation with making your product simple enough for people to actually use is the

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00:06:36

Self-Awareness Matters: Why Having A Hobby Or Mission...

R3ciprocity.com - Prof David Maslach: Innovation;... ·

2024/09/16

The only reason why I get up and I try every day is because of the R3ciprocity project. I think the only reason why people exist and thrive are for reasons that we never talk about in education or other people think that you’re crazy to pursue.

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