How to Clean Your Coffee Makers, Because It's Probably Gross in There
...You should clean your coffee maker at least every three months, but there are things to be aware of...
When to Take Real-time Meetings Async
...Here's how to decide which meetings can be async threads (and which can't)...
And maybe it’s enough
...if you decide you have enough, then you do. And with that choice comes a remarkable sort of freedom...
Wanting - Recommended Book
...It’s a sign of maturity to be able to hold on to two conflicting desires or two opposing ideas at the same time without immediately rejecting one or the other, before there has been time for a careful discernment. To live with desire is to live with tension...
4 Life Lessons I Learned From Our Elders
...Be persistent...Be patient...Be grateful...Smile...
BBQ Pork (Char Siu)
...A good char siu recipe has depth of flavor––a salty/sweet contrast with a hint of spice that compliments the pork and allows it to stand alone with just a simple mound of steamed rice and blanched choy sum...
Reid Hoffman’s Two Rules for Strategy Decisions
...Reid employs several decision making hacks to prioritize speed as a factor for which option is best — and to speed up the process of making the decision itself...
The Time Hack Everyone Should Know
...But research also shows that by taking steps to make sure our social compromises are our own choices — not based on the way technology makes us feel — we can employ the best time hack of all. It’s called social economizing, and it means we make active decisions about how we spend our time, and we then save and invest our time where we want...
Re-calibrating
...A well-lived life without calibration is unlikely...
Efficiency is the Enemy
...If you ever find yourself stressed, overwhelmed, sinking into stasis despite wanting to change, or frustrated when you can’t respond to new opportunities, you need more slack in your life...
Time Warped - Recommended Book
...As we’ve seen, the passing of time is judged in two ways – prospectively, as it happens, and afterwards, retrospectively. When you judge time prospectively it is easy to see that, as I’ve been discussing, attention and emotion both play a part; but when you look retrospectively and try to guess how long an event took, it is a third factor that shapes your answer – memory...
How to Stop Procrastinating
...A body in motion tends to stay in motion. Create systems that spark initial movement. Engineer small wins (they become big wins over time)...
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...
