I used to consider the ability to read a lot of books a good in and of itself. I kept a list of every book I finished, and set myself reading goals of finishing 3 or 4 a month – child’s play for some of our more prodigious readers out there. Today I want to […]
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Let’s take a minute to revisit a classic study method developed in the 1940s, and bring it up to speed with modern technology to really enhance its versatility. Using this method you’ll be able to seamlessly connect your thinking to the important concepts, create digital flashcards of key terms for yourself, and pull information from
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Stoic philosophy has been enjoying something of a renaissance in recent years. When I was younger I considered philosophy – specifically the arrogant academic mess that often springs to mind with the word nowadays – as more of an ugly step-sibling to the scientific method. If you couldn’t be a scientist, be a philosopher, a
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Is ambition a virtue? The trait is responsible for the formation of countless empires – it drives us to be better people, to survive and to thrive. We admire go-getters, startup founders, people with gusto, and ambition is richly rewarded. We need ambitious people, certainly, and many of us would benefit from more of it
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Notion is both praised and criticized for its immense versatility and configurability. These things are both gifts and curses – the ability to tinker endlessly with systems often comes at the cost of countless hours spent NOT doing the tasks you’re trying to manage, and it’s easy to over-complicate the system or make the managing
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The humble journal is a valuable tool. The journal, and its pragmatic cousin the ‘Commonplace Book’, have been used for millennia – the Stoic emperor Marcus Aurelius wrote his now famous ‘Meditations’ as a personal journal, rather than a treatise to be published, and inside it is buried countless insights he had collected over his
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