The Vital Few: How to do more with less
The vital few Imagine you're a soldier in mediaeval times. You have the choice of bringing one of
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The Power of Status Quo: Why We Cling to Familiarity
Have you ever stopped to consider the power of the status quo? It's easy to think of it
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🧭 How to Balance Passion and Profit? (Wayfinder #1)
Welcome to the first issue of the Wayfinder series, a brand-new addition to The Knowledge newsletter. Wayfinder is about
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Finding Motivation in the Face of Adversity
As an astronaut, Chris Hadfield knows firsthand that the journey to space is a long and unpredictable one. But most
Two months or two years
Two months or two years This post is an early version of a thought/anecdote that eventually made its way
The devil in the details
When it comes to authenticating paintings, sometimes the devil really is in the details. Just ask Bernard Berenson, the famous
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🎙️ Rigorous Thinking and Online Education with Wes Kao
David speaks with Wes Kao, Co-founder of Maven, which is a platform for live cohort-based courses. Wes Kao
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Transform Your Outcomes by Reframing Your Perception
I hate being sick. When you're feeling under the weather, the last thing you want is to be
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The Fine Balance between Short-Term & Long-Term Planning
As humans, we're constantly trying to optimise for success and make the most of our time. But have
Hunting for Black Swans
"Assumptions are dangerous things to make, and like all dangerous things to make -- bombs, for instance, or strawberry shortcake
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The problem with hard work
I think hard work gets a bad rap. It’s frequently misunderstood. You're usually confronted by the rise
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How Mirror Neurons Explain Our Urge to Copy Others
Ever notice how you slowly start talking and acting more like the people you spend the most time with? This
