Probability paradoxes, forming your work identity and more in this week’s #TheEdit.

• Three changes businesses must make to improve diversity. Black business leaders call for companies to review recruitment practices, representation and career support – Raconteur
• How to make life more transcendent. Many seek experiences that are “bigger” than daily life such as a sense of awe, a feeling of oneness with others, and a loss of the boundaries of space and time – The Atlantic
• When changing jobs changes your identity. To find success in your new role, you may need to let go of certain pieces of yourself, and embrace others – Harvard Business Review
• Puzzles and paradoxes in probability. Alan Hájek on why paradoxes offer more than mere intellectual curiosity – 80,000 Hours Podcast
• Hayao Miyazaki’s beautiful, broken worlds. “Shuna’s Journey” asks what it’s like to be a child in a world that is dying – The New Yorker
• Businesses with a clear purpose perform better – More than half of business leaders say that purpose, a clear sense of a company’s direction, does not get adequate attention in their industry – World Economic Forum
• Attuned to the aesthetic. The ultimate value of the world can be discovered if you are sensitive to what is beautiful – Aeon
• 4 Ways for Businesses to Authentically Be Part of COP27.  Have the audacity to go to the moon with your climate commitments – The Beautiful Truth