Finding Your Why He who has a why to live can bear almost any how. Put yourself in the shoes of Viktor Frankl, a Jew during World War 2. He was put into 4 concentration camps during his time alive. Moving from the Czech Republic to Poland and then to
* Lesson 1: The Ben Franklin Effect (Relationship) * Lesson 2: GLP-1 Drugs (Health) * Lesson 3: The Three Types of Work Ethics (Business) * Lesson 4: Learn How To Fish and Teach How To Fish (Learning) * Lesson 5: Data Privacy Sells (Business) * Lesson 6: Inversion (Growth) * Lesson 7: Teams Need Trust (Time Management)
We are back! This week, only one lesson, but it's better to show up than to give up. The Importance of Debate and How to Ensure It Is Respected Debate is the only way to non-violently win a war. Ensuring debate is preserved and respected is critical during
* Lesson 1: The Pygmalion Effect (Growth) * Lesson 2: The Eisenhower Matrix (Time Management) * Lesson 3: The Peter Principle (Business) * Lesson 4: Kaizen (Growth) * Lesson 5: The Availability Heuristic (Psychology) * Lesson 6: The Locus of Control (Mindset) * Lesson 7: The Overton Window (World Context) The Pygmalion Effect Expectations are powerful influencers.
How game developers and publishers could popularise their games by catering to content creators. The gaming industry is currently in uncharted territory. For the first time, the incumbents are being threatened by cheaper, high-quality, and more innovative games than they can produce. What's more, these games are made
* Lesson 1: Solomon's Paradox (Wisdom) * Lesson 2: The Cobra Effect (Problem Solving) * Lesson 3: Hormesis (Growth) * Lesson 4: Temptation Bundling (Habits) * Lesson 5: Occam's Razor (Decision Making) * Lesson 6: The Lindy Effect (Prioritisation) * Lesson 7: Memento Mori (Life Context) Solomon's Paradox We are annoyed
* Lesson 1: Antifragile (Growth) * Lesson 2: The Planning Fallacy (Setting Goals) * Lesson 3: The Google Effect (Psychology) * Lesson 4: The Peak-End Rule (Storytelling) * Lesson 5: Reverse Engineering (Problem Solving) * Lesson 6: The Regret Minimisation Framework (Decision Making) * Lesson 7: The Paradox of Choice (Psychology) Antifragile Stress does not always break.
It's 2035, and I've just come back from work. It's been weird navigating the world right now, but one thing that keeps me sane is seeing what my friends are up to and having chats with them. HumeApp is my drug of choice, but
* Lesson 1: First-Principles Thinking (Problem Solving) * Lesson 2: Loss Aversion (Psychology) * Lesson 3: Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) (Finance) * Lesson 4: Chesterton's Fence (Decision Making) * Lesson 5: The Stockdale Paradox (Mindset) * Lesson 6: The Prisoner's Dilemma (Relationships) * Lesson 7: Identity-Based Habits (Habits) First-Principles Thinking Innovative solutions come from
* Lesson 1: The Map Is Not The Territory (Decsion Making) * Lesson 2: Hedonic Adaptation: Happiness Is Always Fleeting (Happiness) * Lesson 3: Survivorship Bias (Learning) * Lesson 4: Parkinson's Law (Time Management) * Lesson 5: Second-Order Thinking (Decision Making) * Lesson 6: The Mere Exposure Effect (Psychology) * Lesson 7: The Zeigarnik Effect
On December 9th 2025, Anthropic, the creators of Claude, released a report talking about the state of the industry regarding AI Agents. The goal of the report was to identify how AI is currently being adopted and what issues companies were facing when trying to adopt it. With the help
* Lesson 1: What is Bitcoin? * Lesson 2: It is Never Too Late To Pivot * Lesson 3: Sometimes The Best Answer Is IDK * Lesson 4: Goodhart's Law * Lesson 5: The Butterfly Effect * Lesson 6: Business Model Canvas * Lesson 7: Comparison Is The Thief Of Joy We are back! After