Totems and Earth Wires: How to tell real life from the internet's version of it
Twitter, Reddit, Facebook - choose your poison. Each is a window into an epidemic of untouched grass. Every day people fill
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Unveiling the Power of Activation Energy: Catalysts, Temperature, and Reaction Rates
Imagine you're standing at the foot of a seemingly insurmountable mountain. Its peak pierces the clouds, and the
🧭 Loss Aversion: When Holding On Costs More Than Letting Go (Wayfinder #12)
Welcome back to Wayfinder, your fortnightly compass for navigating life’s toughest decisions. Today we're talking about a
The Marty McFly Effect: Why you can't reverse-engineer someone else's success
The Marty McFly effect I’ve noticed that when you ask successful people what advice they might give to a
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🎙️Scaling Newsletters and Building Audiences with Josh Spector
David speaks with Josh Spector, a newsletter publisher and an audience and business growth strategist. Josh helps creative entrepreneurs to
Find Rising Tides: Why Scottie Pippen outshone a man with 11 rings
NBA pundits are harsh, especially on talented players. If you stick with the team you were originally drafted to and
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🎙️Techno-optimism and The Anthology of Balaji with Eric Jorgenson
David speaks with Eric Jorgenson, the CEO of Scribe Media. He also has a rolling fund investing in pre-seed
🧭 Anchoring Bias: The Weight of First Impressions (Wayfinder #11)
Welcome back to Wayfinder, your fortnightly compass for navigating life’s toughest decisions. Imagine you're at an antique
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🎙️Building, Buying, and Scaling Businesses with Brandon Pindulic
David speaks with Brandon Pindulic, President of Spacebar Ventures, a digital business incubator and investment firm. He also previously founded
The Trap of a Good Puzzle: When solving becomes the problem
The problem with trying to optimise for certain things is that the more data points you collect, the more complex
Paint Your Blood Gold: What kintsugi teaches about your flaws
Paint your blood gold Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the eighth shogun of Japan, was heartbroken. His favourite tea bowl, a cherished possession,
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🎙️Self-deception and decision-making with Robin Hanson
David speaks with Robin Hanson, an associate professor of economics at George Mason University and co-author of The Elephant
