I finished reading Chris Hadfield’s new book recently and was quite struck by one of his ideas — why it’s best to be a zero. In Hadfield’s terminology, a “zero” is a person who contributes enough to keep the mission flowing. Risk acting the mission hero — a plus one — and the disdain of other crewmates […]
I finished reading Chris Hadfield’s new book recently and was quite struck by one of his ideas — why it’s best to be a zero. In Hadfield’s terminology, a “zero” is a person who contributes enough to keep the mission flowing. Risk acting the mission hero — a plus one — and the disdain of other crewmates […]
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