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The Dignity of Success: How to Build Your Own Iceberg
Ernest Hemingway once said that the dignity of an iceberg is due to only one-eighth of it being above water.
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The Realities of Hedonistic Adaptation: When the Thrill is Gone
In the early days of a relationship or career, excitement is often high. You're experiencing new things, achieving
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How Rick Rubin Unlocks Creative Potential
Rick Rubin is a music producer who has made a name for himself by working with some of the biggest
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🎙How Culture Shapes Economies with Garett Jones
David speaks with Garett Jones, an Associate Professor of Economics at George Mason University, and the author of 3 books:
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Making Smarter Decisions: Recognizing Our Mind's Tricks
The human brain can occasionally be a little too powerful. We often think we're in the driver'
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GPS Navigation: A Trade-Off Between Efficiency and Optionality
If you've ever relied on a satellite navigation system (or "Sat Nav") to get you from
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Less is More: The Power of Simplicity
The Sony Walkman was a game-changer when it hit the market in 1979. It was the world's first
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Why Being the Best in a Narrow Domain is Key to Success
When a product tries to do too much, it often sacrifices quality and reliability in the process. In fact, as
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🎙Building in Public with Kevon Cheung
David speaks with Kevon Cheung, an author and content creator. Kevon runs a course, Build in Public Mastery, to help
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Zoom in for Clarity
Sometimes, in order to see the bigger picture, you have to zoom in. In Zen and the Art of Motorcycle
A commitment to myself
From my journal, unedited: I need to renew some commitments. My commitment to life, my enjoyment of it, and my
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Find Your Take
As a correspondent on The Daily Show, Hasan Minhaj honed his comedic voice and developed a unique brand of political
