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How to Lose A Super Bowl
The Seahawks had the ball at the 1-yard line. There were 26 seconds left in the fourth quarter against the
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The Eisenhower Matrix: Prioritizing Your Tasks for Maximum Productivity
Are you tired of feeling like you're constantly running in circles, never able to get ahead? It's time to take control of your to-do list with the Eisenhower matrix. This simple yet effective tool can help you organize your tasks and focus your energy on what truly matters.
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🎙The Elephant in the Brain with Robin Hanson
David speaks with Robin Hanson, an associate professor of economics at George Mason University and co-authored The Elephant in the
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The Art of Being Scrappy: Turning Pro with What You Have
When I was 11 I was a naughty boy stealing sweets. By 14 I was importing phones from China. Here’
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🎙How Culture Shapes Economies with Garett Jones
David speaks with Garett Jones, an Associate Professor of Economics at George Mason University, and the author of 3 books:
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🎙Building in Public with Kevon Cheung
David speaks with Kevon Cheung, an author and content creator. Kevon runs a course, Build in Public Mastery, to help
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🎙Crypto, AI, and Techno-optimism with Liron Shapira
David speaks with Liron Shapira, Founder&CEO of RelationshipHero.com, a relationship coaching service with over 100,000 clients.
The Science of Getting Started: Activation Energy and Why We Need It
Starting is hard. Let's face it, not everyone wakes up with a fire in their belly and a
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🎙How Curiosity Shapes the World with Stu Patience
David speaks with Stu Patience, a Nonprofit co-founder, teacher, and blogger. Stu lives and works in Jakarta, Indonesia, where he
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How happiness becomes obsolete
Dynamic obsolescence is all around us. In fast fashion, it's implemented through designs that only last one season.
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🎙The Art of AI with Alex Fefegha
David speaks with Alex Fefegha, the co-founder and principal director at COMUZI. This episode was two or three years in
Avoid Relying on Biases as Heuristics
The beauty of heuristics is that they are abstractions that help us understand sets of information, and tell us where
