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David Leonhardt



Average rating: 3.81 · 301 ratings · 29 reviews · 11 distinct worksSimilar authors
Here's the Deal

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Start Here: 40 Freelance Wr...

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Ours Was the Shining Future...

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Climb Your Stairway to Heav...

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9 Habits of Happiness

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9 Habits of Happiness: Crea...

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Climb Your Stairway To Heaven

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“When you assume you make a you-know-what out of U and me. Yep, so let's stop assuming so much. We are often quick to explain details to strangers, who we understand might not be reading our minds, but we often assume that those people closest to us, those who share our household such as spouses, children parents and siblings, can read our minds. And we get upset with them when they don't go figure.

I wonder how many angry words are directed not at an action or inaction as would at first appear, but simply at the fact that somebody did not read our minds.

So let's give those people we care most about the benefit of the doubt and do a little less assuming and a little more explaining.”
David Leonhardt

“If you wanted to bestow the grandiose title of "most successful organization in modern history," you would struggle to find a more obviously worthy nominee than the federal government of the United States.

In its earliest stirrings, it established a lasting and influential democracy. Since then, it has helped defeat totalitarianism (more than once), established the world’s currency of choice, sent men to the moon, built the Internet, nurtured the world’s largest economy, financed medical research that saved millions of lives and welcomed eager immigrants from around the world.”
David Leonhardt

“Yet even for some, the stagnation looms over life. It breeds political dysfunction, and it helps explain why so many Americans aren’t swayed by facts. When you have been struggling for decades, you tend to lose faith in society’s institutions and their sober-minded experts.”
David Leonhardt, The Global Economic Crisis: and Potential Implications for Foreign Policy and National Security



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