This month we read “The Enigma of Reason” by Hugo Mecier and Dan Sperber.
How to Commit to Long-Term Goals
Recently, I wrote a piece about how to commit to the things you start. In it, I argued that most people are spectacularly bad at committing to things which don’t have a culturally or socially-enforced system of accountability. This is unfortunate, because being successful in life inevitably depends on either doing things that weren’t mandatory […]
The Art of Unlearning
Unlearning old knowledge and habits is often more difficult than learning new ones. Here’s some useful information on how to do it.
How to Commit to the Things You Start
One of the most important skills you can cultivate is the ability to plan, execute and finish your projects. Unfortunately, most people are spectacularly bad at this skill. I’ve witnessed this firsthand. Over the lifetime of this blog, I’ve ran several small-scale courses where I’ve tried to help people one-on-one. Because I usually have more […]
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