What gets us up at 5 am to make a fresh pot of coffee is the same thing that drives us to finish that task, or read that daily book chapter. I’m not talking about goals. I’m talking about habits. The things you do day after day, bit by bit…

There is only one way to learn, and this way is through other people. That’s what we call social learning — in essence, the type of learning rightfully derived from other people’s behaviors. Social learning is what has helped humans develop through generations. It’s what helped pass down ideas of…

Few of us will escape the TikTok rabbit hole. It’s 2021’s most famous app, and if you don’t have it downloaded on your phone, someone close to you certainly has. We all know that one person who will keep sending us TikToks all throughout the day, as if their lives…

If you’re a startup founder, product/market fit may be the thing that you always care about. As I’m constantly reading and highlighting articles about product/market fit, I’d like to share some of my favorite reading materials that helped me figure out the big picture of product/market fit. There are countless…

Although reminiscent of a blackboard and piles of filled notebook pages, note-taking isn’t restricted to high school and college students. In fact, it should be a crucial part of an everyday learning process — regardless of your occupation. Even if you’ve been out of school for years now, taking notes…

Connect the dots. Put two and two together. Fill in the gaps. Connecting ideas is what we do all day long, every day. It’s what helps us match one thought to another, however different they might be, and arrive at something great. Neil Gaiman once wrote: “It is summer, and…

Ernest Hemingway is acclaimed as one of the best authors of all time for a reason. Stories like The Old Man and The Sea are enthralling, straightforward and concise not just because Hemingway was a wizard with words, but because the author actually lived those adventures and told them later. …

What was the last time you read the newspaper? Better yet, what was the last time you read a newsletter? I’m pretty sure there may be a ton of those, unopened and unread, in your chaotic inbox. You barely remember having subscribed to them, let alone having the time to…