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Those of you that have been reading this blog for any length of time know my disdain for the current state of education in the U.S. I subscribe to Peter Thiel's notion that hyper-inflated prices, …
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Ramit Sethi is getting ready to launch his dream job course. Ordinarily leading up to their product launches I temporarily unsubscribe from even my favorite bloggers because I get tired of the …
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Fellow neuroscientists might claim that this book is derivative and vague, but David Eagleman's "Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain"is not written for them - it's written for the layman. And …
A stimuli elicits a reaction, it incites a response. Much of what we read, write, tweet, say, and do can be classified as a stimulus, particularly if it alters the behavior or thoughts of someone …
I'm obsessed with time. It, not money, is my most coveted resource. A caveat is that the two often work hand-in-hand. More money often affords you the ability to spend more time on other things you …
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Earlier this year, I ran a small guest series on things that need to change in American education. In "Linchpin" I loved how Godin pointed the finger at modern education as one of the culprits …
