You’re not as good at understanding people as you think
We are far worse at understanding people close to us than we think. Our default prediction engine runs on bias and belief; here’s how to re-tune yours.
We are far worse at understanding people close to us than we think. Our default prediction engine runs on bias and belief; here’s how to re-tune yours.
Identity dissonance happens when you reinvent yourself. Here are three strategies to keep moving forward, even when the world tries to drag you back.
Creativity is an antidote to burnout. You are not fuel for the economy! Here are tips for using creativity to overcome burnout. Plus, my podcast interview.
The resort wanted me to buy the all-inclusive package, but it’s a bad idea to pre-pay for overindulgence. Better to choose as you go.
“What would you tell your younger self” is the wrong question. Instead, ask “what would your younger self be proud of you for?”
Finding fulfillment (ikigai) is easy, but most people fail because they’re doing it backwards. Fulfillment follows when you’re doing the right things.
Why hike to the top of the mountain when you could drive? Because the effort is where the value lies. Slow down, do the work, live life.
If you want to wake up earlier to get more done, then stop talking about it and just do it. Stop making excuses. You never know what might happen.
Most people think they’re more objective than average, but everyone is biased. Recognize your own biases to find more peace.
The three most important skills in 2026 are adaptability, discernment, and communication. I can help you become expert in all of those.