Recommended Book: Decisive
...10/10/10, we think about our decisions on three different time frames: How will we feel about it 10 minutes from now? How about 10 months from now? How about 10 years from now?...
...10/10/10, we think about our decisions on three different time frames: How will we feel about it 10 minutes from now? How about 10 months from now? How about 10 years from now?...
...You can always switch back later...
..This family friendly recipe takes just 25 minutes...
...you know you can have fun too right?!...
...I don’t need to tell you that you shouldn’t send $500 to someone claiming to be a stranded astronaut trying to get back to Earth...
...Mastering thought experiments can help you confront difficult questions and anticipate (and prevent) problems...
...Most people don’t plan for death. Here are the most important questions to answer and things to do now—so your people don’t suffer later...
...I lost those formative years of discovering who I really was, of knowing where my home was. It sent me on an incessant quest of looking for myself—for home—in all the wrong places...
...I left the education system. But the education system did not leave me...
...This air fryer breakfast frittata is easy to make using a cake pan that fits in the air fryer basket...
...Even after days on the trail, they probably couldn’t tell you a thing about anyone else’s backpack...
...Most of the discoveries about what electricity could do happened without the knowledge of how they worked....
...What if we knew when our time would end? What if there were no cause and effect to our actions? What if there was no past? No future?...
...What if there's no such thing as the perfect coffee maker?...
...I’m going to make a bold, daring generalization here. For the most part—at least when it comes to financial and career decisions—people do not undertake enough risk...
...Consumers do some complicated mental accounting when allocating money, and researchers are mapping it...
...This 30-minute meal is packed with savory flavor...
..."Buyer’s Remorse—it’s something we’ve all experienced at some point in our lives. It happens when reality doesn’t meet our expectations—when the thing we thought we wanted doesn’t actually bring the satisfaction or happiness we thought it would"...
...God’s waiter just came over to our table and asked “need anything else?” because the kitchen is closing soon. Except the kitchen is my mom...
..."Modern office workers are often starved for ambition, adventure, and even discomfort"...