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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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00:08:08

What Would My Kids Think?

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2024/09/16

I often think about what would my kids think? The answer is that by doing this publicly that they will see how to build some thing from nothing.

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00:07:25

Why Innovation Is Humiliating: My Truth as a Professor

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2024/09/14

As an innovation professor, I’ve seen firsthand that true innovation is not glamorous—it’s humiliating. It’s filled with failures, doubts, and embarrassing moments that no one talks about. This is the raw reality of pushing boundaries when everyone else is too afraid to even try.

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00:08:13

What Does Missing My Mom’s Egg Salad Sandwiches Have...

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2024/09/13

I discussed how I will send you look up and you realize that you don’t have something in your life for me. It’s egg salad sandwiches. That’s the nature with technological change.Things happen and you don’t even realize it until it’s not.

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00:09:48

Forget the Dream: Growth Happens Through Struggles,...

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2024/09/12

Real success isn’t about sudden breakthroughs or miraculous moments. It’s about the steady grind of addressing problems from the past and learning to handle new challenges as they come. The key is taking small, consistent steps each day, knowing that growth comes from persistence, not perfection. Whether you see immediate improvement or not, that’s okay. What matters is living to the best of your ability, without chasing unrealistic expectations. It’s about embracing the journey, knowing that

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00:12:43

I’m Not There Yet, and That’s OK

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2024/09/11

I’m not where I want to be yet, and that’s perfectly fine. Building something meaningful takes an enormous amount of time, energy, and patience. Along the way, it’s easy to lose faith in what you’re working on, to feel like you’re falling short, or that progress is too slow. But those moments of doubt don’t mean you’re failing—they mean you’re trying. It’s part of the process, and it’s what separates those who give up from those who ultimately succeed. So, while I’m not there yet, I know I’m on the

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00:12:43

In Academia, Everyone Wants Credit, But Few Do the...

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2024/09/10

In #academia, everyone wants to attach their name to the work, but few are willing to actually put in the effort. Including me—I want a free ride too.The truth is, this happens everywhere. You can either play the game, or you can choose a different path—one where you do the best you can with the resources you have, without getting bogged down by the politics.Frankly, wondering why that happened or this happened can drive you crazy.By shedding the emotions that come from others’ actions and focusing

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00:09:28

Why the Unknown Changemakers Will Shape Our Future,...

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2024/09/09

There are countless reasons to be optimistic about the future, but my hope doesn’t come from the leaders we see today or the speeches they give. It comes from the leaders who don’t exist yet—the ones nobody has heard of, but who will step up when the world needs them most. These are the people who see a massive global problem and decide it’s their problem to solve. They start small, fixing something in their community, and then figure out how to scale it to the rest of the world.They almost always

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00:10:27

Innovation Means Looking Weird—But That’s Exactly Why...

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2024/09/07

Innovation Means Looking Weird. It hurts.Innovation requires doing what others won’t. If you’re truly creating something unique, be prepared to stand out, face skepticism, and look strange for a long time. Convincing others? Forget it. Instead, persist. Keep pushing forward, and eventually, you’ll cross paths with someone who shares your vision and dreams. Until that moment, it’s a lonely road, where most people will either ignore or reject what you’re doing.Nobody will believe in your idea except

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00:10:02

Scientific Incentives: How Do We Change Them?

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2024/09/06

How do we change the scientific incentives so that people feel open and encouraged?It’s often how we teach and making sure that everybody feels safe to speak up.Is this possible? possibly. You have to begin by being open yourself.

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00:12:35

Let’s Be Financially Responsible? Business Professor...

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2024/09/04

Being financially responsible is important, but sometimes, a little financial irresponsibility can add immense value to your life. As a business professor, I believe it’s crucial to allow yourself those moments of indulgence—like buying ice cream just because it makes you happy. These seemingly irresponsible decisions can bring joy and meaning to your life. Instead of feeling guilty about every financial choice, focus on strategically adding pleasure to your life. Balancing responsibility with

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00:05:34

The Obsession with Short-Term Gains: How We Sacrifice...

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2024/09/03

Focusing solely on short-term goals may provide immediate satisfaction, but it often comes at the cost of long-term success. While short-term productivity is easy to measure and rewarding, it can overshadow the crucial, yet often invisible, benefits of long-term planning. To achieve true success, we must balance both perspectives, recognizing that the greatest rewards often come from the patience and discipline to prioritize the future.

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00:14:51

The Myth of Productivity: Real Self-Improvement Tips...

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2024/09/03

The traditional notion of productivity doesn’t align with most aspects of our lives. It’s a crude measure designed for high-level analysis, but it fails to capture the complexity of our human experiences. Productivity metrics can’t fix the real issues, like available technology, access to diverse teams, or organizational dynamics—factors that truly impact productivity. Contrary to popular belief, motivation often has little to do with it.If you compare it to a production plant, the flaws in the

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00:09:51

Why Glamorous Success Stories Are a Lie—The Real Work...

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2024/09/02

As a business professor building a platform, I’m not here to tell you about incredible successes or glamorous achievements. The reality is much more raw. Building something meaningful isn’t about hitting home runs or having a great story to tell. It’s about waking up every day and doing the work because you feel a deep need to make a difference.There are days when it’s tough, when you don’t want to continue, and when progress feels nonexistent. But you get up and do it anyway because you believe in

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00:07:15

Why We Forget How Lucky We Are: A Routine Doctor’s...

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2024/08/30

I was at the doctor's office for a routine check-up when it hit me: I am incredibly lucky. Looking around, I noticed how many people had far more to worry about than I did. It made me realize how often we take our health and mobility for granted. The truth is, just being able to go about our day, to explore the world, is a privilege many don’t have.We get so caught up in our daily struggles that we forget how fortunate we are simply to be able to move, to act, and to live freely. Many people are

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00:08:46

My Priority Is Always My Family And Friends

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2024/08/28

my priority is always my family and friends. Despite the tendency to want to work more, and the encouragement to work all of the time, I will always prioritize going home and having a dinner with my family and friends.They’re the only reason why I do the things that I actually do.

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00:12:05

I Am Chronically Late & Underprepared

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2024/08/28

Learning how to deal with yourself in the images that you have in your mind is an important, nice skill.Once you realize at your actually a very good person inside, and you’re not chronically late and under will begin to have a lot of growth in your journey.

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00:10:44

Look Beyond The Surface

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2024/08/27

Look beyond the surface. You’ll often see a much more richer world than simply in knee-jerk reaction to things that seem unrealistic.

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00:08:41

The Value & Importance Of Questioning In Life:...

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

2024/08/26

Anything truly worthwhile in life defies explanation. People may see you as crazy or narcissistic. They are right.If you aim to make a meaningful impact, you must pursue what others can't understand. This often means venturing into the unknown—it’s never been done before, making decisions that seem irrational to everyone else. #Economics and financial accounting is perhaps the least natural thing we do as humans.The most important choices—like finding a partner, climbing mountains, innovating, or

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00:11:06

The Paradox of Choice: Why Every Decision is Both...

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2024/08/23

No matter your intentions or missions in life, you’ll never fully understand the impact of your actions. There will always be positives and negatives to whatever you do. If someone tells you there’s a single, clear answer, they’re inherently wrong—because there never is one. Whether you choose to act or not act, both choices can be right, and both can be wrong. Life is complex, and embracing that complexity means understanding that certainty is an illusion. The key is to make choices that align with

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00:13:42

PhD Pressure and Loneliness: The Conversations...

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2024/08/22

In the world of PhDs, it’s common for people to chastise those who dare to admit there are real problems. But let’s be honest: there’s a tremendous amount of loneliness, and many of us are insecure overachievers, constantly striving to prove we’re remarkable. Here’s the truth—you’re already remarkable, just as you are. You don’t need to prove anything to anyone.I’m not ashamed to talk about these issues openly, and neither should you be. We need to work on this collectively. It’s time to stop

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