What You Need to Know About Logical Fallacies
The use of logic is a crucial part of any argument. Logic can help us to reach the correct conclusion,
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A series of fortunate events
How to not suck at setting goals I’m going to be honest with you. I used to suck at
The Backward Law: How Thinking In Reverse Can Improve Your Life
What does it mean to think in reverse? It means starting from what you want instead of where you are.
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The Power of Discipline
Discipline draws a line in the sand between what you need to do, and how you feel about doing it.
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Make Important Trade-offs
Flying in the face of everything I’ve said in my last few emails, I want you to remember an
High Expectations Make Us Perform Better: The Pygmalion Effect Explained
In a famous experiment, Professor Robert Rosenthal asked teachers to rate certain students as being "very bright" or
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What is Cryptocurrency? A Detailed Overview
"The future of money is digital currency." One of the most popular topics in the world right now
8 Ways to use Calibrated Questions to Guide Conversation and Hidden Negotiations
“Who has control in a conversation, the guy listening or the guy talking? The listener, of course. That’s because
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Insights from David Graeber's 'Debt: The First 5000 Years'
1. An introduction to the book In this blog post, we will explore the role of debt in society. In
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The illusion of productivity
The irony of our modern preoccupation with productivity is that it is largely mimetic. Its sense of necessity is largely
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Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs): What They Are and How to Buy Them
“NFTs are risky because their future is uncertain, and we don’t yet have a lot of history to judge
How to Apply the Pareto principle (80/20 Rule) in Life and Work
Doing less is not being lazy. Don't give in to a culture that values personal sacrifice over personal
