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🧭 How can I make the most of my time? (Wayfinder #4)
Welcome to the fourth issue of the Wayfinder series. Wayfinder is about learning to navigate life’s toughest decisions. The
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🎙️ Art, Technology, and the Future with Sterling Crispin
David speaks with Sterling Crispin, an Artist and Software Engineer. Sterling is a conceptual artist and software engineer who works
The Cost of Being King: Why All Your Tech Bro Idols are Single
Recently I’ve been obsessed with ‘the cost of being King’. I keep coming across potential role models who have
Sacrifice Your Potential: Why closing doors is how you walk through better ones
Sacrifice your potential The Sony Walkman was a game-changer when it hit the market in 1979. It was the
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🧭How do I align my work with my values? (Wayfinder #3)
Welcome to the third issue of the Wayfinder series. Wayfinder is about learning to navigate life’s toughest decisions. The
Art Isn’t the Output: Why the creative process matters more than the product
There's much ado about the future of art, and it's something I contemplate every week, if
The Problem with GPS: Why the fastest route isn't always the smartest
The problem with GPS If you've ever relied on a satellite navigation system (or "Sat Nav"
The cure for starry eyes
You’re experiencing new things, achieving new goals, and everything feels fresh and thrilling. But before the honeymoon phase fades,
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🎙️Ergodicity and Decision-making with Luca Dellanna
David speaks with Luca Dellanna, a management advisor and author. Luca is the author of multiple books, including "Ergodicity&
This is why you’re slow: How comparison distorts your perception
There’s a disconnect when successful people say the secret to success is simply "working hard". The audience
Did You Choose This?: How much of your life you actually decided
Did you choose this? The human brain can occasionally be a little too powerful. We often think we're
Kings die before they're dead: The hidden cost of greatness
All the masters of the universe. The tech gods. Kingmakers. Master capitalists. Breakout founders. Productivity gurus. Everyone who seems to
