Orion Taraban
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Recognition is a POOR MAN'S CURRENCY: the value of recognition is lower than you might think
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The value of recognition is inversely proportional to the degree to which you are paid in other ways. When you are unhappy or underpaid, recognition becomes very important to you; however, if you are happy and overpaid, it becomes significantly less so. As a result, we can consider recognition to be a poor man's currency. This is because rich men are paid in money.
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