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One thing at a time
Everyone says multitasking is smart. Everyone is wrong. Here's what I learned about doing one thing at a time.
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Less effort wins
A counterintuitive experiment in the gym reveals a universal truth: doing less, but consistently, leads to achieving more in the long run
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Time to think about time
We all think we understand time. But when we look closer, we realize some people's hours stretch further than others. Here's why.
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Loudspeak
In the marketplace of ideas, simple answers shimmer like soap bubbles - beautiful until they meet the sharp edge of reality.
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When it clicks
A reflection on those perfect moments when confusion melts into clarity, and your hands know the way before your mind catches up.
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The daily post
Writing daily sounds noble, but sometimes a fun thing can turn into a burden.
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Judgment machines
People judge fast. Like a soldier spotting movement in the dark. Clean and quick. But people aren't targets, and life isn't combat.
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Fooled by the stupid
In a world where the foolish lead and the wise watch helplessly, we must ask: How did we get here? And are we all part of the problem?
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Growing up and tired
Remember when we were kids and energy wasn't something we had to think about? I want that feeling back.
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Remember why you started
Sometimes the best decision is to keep your passion project deliberately small and focused.
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Upward spirals
Success follows its own natural laws, breeding more success as surely as gravity pulls objects to earth. Understanding this principle reveals how achievement builds upon achievement, creating unstoppable momentum.
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Finding joy in flow
Sometimes the perfect physical activity isn't found where you expect it. After 25 years of searching, I discovered it in the simple arc of a rope cutting through air.