23: Stress and Cognitive Arousal
The more I learn about stress, the more I realize how important it is in maximizing performance. But all stress isn't equal. The stress I'm talking about might be better described as cognitive arousal.
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Legends: An Immaculate Deception
There's an art to crafting legends. Often the stories are woven invisibly in a way that's
22: $GME Over
As the dust settles on a retail investor gold rush marked with controversy, the wise are pruning the wreckage for insights.
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Investing for Rookies
If you're new to the world of investing and have no idea where to start, this should be
21: Balancing the Life Equation
The perfect, constant work/life balance probably doesn’t exist, but there are great frameworks you can use to find greater fulfillment in all areas of your life.
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Consumption-centric Public Thought
In the age of consumption, the need for intentionality in seeking knowledge is a relic of the past. The bulk
20: One long year later
We can all agree that 2020 was awful, but I learnt a few things worth sharing and am making a lot of changes to how I approach life.
Deconstructing the mirroring effect
Mirroring, or Isopraxism has been around for centuries. The ancient Greeks believed that there was a connection between people looking
The Problem With Motivation
If everything you do depends on waiting until you're in the right mood, you'll get stuck
Conversation Hacks: The Science of Making People Like You
Have you ever wondered how to get people to like you? Well, if so then this blog post is for
The Sunk Cost Fallacy: How It Impacts Our Judgement and What to Do About It
What is sunk cost fallacy and how does it impact our decision making The sunk cost fallacy is a cognitive
How to Communicate Better Using the 7-38-55 Rule
The way you say something, not what you say, is the most significant component in communication. Only seven to thirty-
