If You Tend to Avoid Negotiation, You’re Only Hurting Yourself.

In Business As in Life, You Don’t Get What You Deserve, You Get What You Negotiate

5 Cognitive Bias Explains Why We Make Terrible Life Choices

There are more than 100 biases (188 according to an exhaustive infographic⁴). I’m going to focus on five common biases, share what they are, and how to avoid them.

The Ultimate Grammar Cheatsheet

35 tips to tighten up your grammar skills

If You Only Read A Few Books A Year, Read These in 2020

This year, I’ve had the pleasure of listening and reading over 50 books. Here are some that I highly recommend reading in 2020.

Ikigai: A Reason To Jump Out Of Bed Every Morning

Follow your ikigai. There is a passion inside you, a unique talent that gives meaning to your days and drives you to share the best of yourself until the very end. If you don’t know what your ikigai is yet, your mission is to discover it.

Dave Packard’s 11 Simple Rules

I recently came across Dave's simple guidelines for building a better workplace culture. It was published for internal use only, but I don't think it hurts to share it here as a note to myself 🙂 Here is the list: 1. Think first of the other fellow. This is THE foundation — the first requisite — … Continue reading Dave Packard’s 11 Simple Rules →

Three Years of Building Investing Products — Lessons Learned

The current and future of investing platforms.

Learning From the Mistakes of Others

In going through Antifragile, I pulled out key takeaways across all the chapters that I will re-read periodically. I give those to you now and highly recommend that you get the book. But if you’ve only 5 minutes, read this instead.

Manager to Leader in One Minute

I just finished reading One Minute Manager. Deceptively simple, and measurably effective, the secrets of one-minute management will help you boost profits, productivity, and purpose immediately. I wanted to share the management principles that spoke to me and might speak to you as well. I give those to you now and highly recommend that you get the book. But if you only have a minute, read this instead.

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