Gamify your life for behavior change
When you want to change a behavior or habit, it’s not cheating to gamify your life. Here are several gimmicks to help make that change.
When you want to change a behavior or habit, it’s not cheating to gamify your life. Here are several gimmicks to help make that change.
People think that comparing themselves to others helps them know where they stand. The reality is that comparison reduces agency.
Intelligence signaling is when you believe one thing and then say something else to show people that you’re smarter than everyone else. It doesn’t work.
It’s almost 2026, so you should get this beautiful wall calendar to plan out all your wonderful adventures. Antoinette’s photos, my poetry.
checks and balances are important because big systems dilute accountability and allow abuses of power that put unfair burdens on low-level functionaries
Three tips for breaking out of a decision circle. A decision circle happens when you cannot choose between a multitude of good options.
With the “illusion of knowledge,” people feel they understand things they actually have little knowledge of. This destroys good decision making by leaders.
Forget looking for the “right” creative process. You don’t get great by studying the masters. You get great by doing. Just create.
Write your book to go on a profound journey of self-discovery. Having a book at the end of the process is only a tiny fraction of the value of writing.
Procrastination isn’t about putting tasks off until it’s almost too late. Procrastination is about borrowing time your future self will have to pay back.