Barbecued Burgers
...While this recipe totally requires a few extra ingredients, it’s completely worth it...
Make Yourself Uncomfortable
...There is this universal force that weighs us down and promotes inaction and comfort. It is seductive and it sneaks up on us...
The power of TK
...The existence of TK means we don’t have to stop and wait for everything to be perfect before we proceed...
The ladders of wealth creation: a step-by-step roadmap to building wealth
...Building wealth is a skill. A skill anyone can master given enough time and a relentless desire to learn and work hard...
Prioritize The Highest Order Bit
...aim to identify and flip the highest order bit because if you don't, you're not going to be able to make up for it by flipping everything else...
Plays Well With Others - Recommended Book
...Everyone asks how you got together; nobody asks how you stayed together. And it’s the latter that is often the real achievement to be proud of....
The to-do list trap
...While we’re busy tackling small tasks that we’ve convinced ourselves we have to do, we avoid the more complicated projects that will take us to the next level...
BBQ Rub
...The rub is a blend of brown sugar, regular paprika, smoked paprika, dry mustard, salt, pepper, garlic powder and onion powder...
Calculating the last minute
...The last minute is an easy habit to fall into. Once you start focusing on crises, it makes it really difficult to find the focus and energy to begin planning ahead. But the last minute can be risky and expensive...
Our Brain Typically Overlooks This Brilliant Problem-Solving Strategy
...People often limit their creativity by continually adding new features to a design rather than removing existing ones...
The Good Old Days Are Happening Now
...Golden eras are constantly coming and going, and that means some are happening now — they’re just harder to recognize until you feel their absence...
How to Do Hybrid Right
...So how can you propel your firm toward an anywhere, anytime model? Start by identifying key jobs and tasks, determine what the drivers of productivity and performance are for each, and think about the arrangements that would serve them best...
The Gift - Recommended Book
...In a climate of constant uncertainty, it’s tempting to be cautious with our joy; to hold our breath, wait for the other shoe to drop. Anticipating disaster can give us an illusion of control. But it doesn’t make us free...
The stale green light
...It never pays to wait until a deadline, but when you see the world changing, it might be a good excuse to redouble your efforts...
BBQ Baked Beans
...They’re delightfully sweet and smoky, making them the perfect companion to barbecued meats and burgers...
This Is How To Overcome Regret: 5 Secrets From Research
...Work diligently to avoid regrets related to the core four: stability, growth, goodness, and love. They’re important. But for lesser things, take it easy...
How to keep money from tearing your friendships apart
...Money is a touchy subject in relationships — even in friendships. If you make less than your friends, you may feel less-than; make more and you risk taking on too many financial favors or coming across as out of touch...
Ostracodish
...I’m sure there was a really good reason twenty years ago for all the steps that are now involved in the thing you do right now, but your competitor, the one who is starting from scratch, is skipping most of them...
The Multidisciplinary Approach to Thinking
...Using a true multidisciplinary understanding of things, Peter identifies two often overlooked, parabolic “Big Ideas”: 1) Mirrored Reciprocation (go positive and go first) and 2) Compound Interest (being constant). A great “Life Hack” is to simply combine these two into one basic approach to living your life...
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell - Book
...Sunk cost fallacy in full effect. Just finished since I was hoping that there would be some redeeming value to the book as he has turned 'his image' around. There wasn't...
