The Power of Knowledge: How Understanding Changes Everything
Slavery in the United States was abolished in 1865. Unfortunately, "abolished” doesn’t mean it ended. You may be
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Become a Venture Capitalist in Your Life
I'm borrowing a great framework from @dvassallo: "Become a VC for your own ideas. Treat your ideas
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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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Using the Power of Old Ideas to Make New Discoveries
Everyone wants to be first. Our competitive and status-seeking nature drives us to chase the novel. We want new experiences.
15 unconventional lessons about life, money, and success
I spent half a decade at one of the biggest corporate law firms in the world. The kind where equity
Why You Stopped Making Art: Rediscovering Your Inner Artist
From a young age, we all naturally gravitate towards art. We scribble, draw, and paint - even if it’s
Breaking the Cycle of Bad Habits: How to Rewire Your Brain
We're the sum of our choices. Every decision we make is a vote for the person we want
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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
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The Art of Scratching Itches: How to Identify and Solve Problems for Profit
Someone once said it takes money to make money. They lied. By the time I was 12 I’d mastered
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
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Strong Link vs Weak Link Sports
Team building is a game of resource allocation in many modern sports. Managers are allocated a certain amount of money
