A Horror of Indifference: (open.substack.com)
The unmoved observation of brutality and suffering is worse than committing the brutality itself.
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Salience Bias: How to Become Unforgettable (fronterablog.com)
Patagonia told customers “Don’t buy this jacket” and increased sales by 30%. Here’s how they used salience bias and how you can do the same.
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How to Become Irreplaceable (In Your Career And As a Business) (fronterablog.com)
Warren Buffett said he looks for unbreachable moats to invest in a business. Here’s what he meant and how you can use it also in your life.
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Conflict exists in color (www.thecharrette.co)
An American artist’s observations on art, war and loneliness in Russia.
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How To Deal With Uncertainty (And Gain From It) (fronterablog.com)
There are four degrees of uncertainty. And knowing them can give you an edge in business and life. Here’s how to use the Uncertainty Matrix.
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How a diamond cartel changed our behavior forever – Frontera (fronterablog.com)
Why do we buy diamond rings for engagements? Everything started with an ad from a diamond cartel. Here’s how they used the anchoring effect.
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On Employment, Freedom, Purpose and Happiness (danielesalatti.com)
Hey friend! Welcome to my newsletter! This is the first time I send out a newsletter after having a signup form on my website for months. Consider this a form of public journal: I will write about the things I do, the things I am learning, the things I discovered
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Why We Copy Others (And Why It Matters) (fronterablog.com)
Mimetic desires drive human behavior.
And at scale, it forms cultures around the same ambitions.
Here’s how to use it to your benefit.
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Polymathic Being (polymathicbeing.substack.com)
Counter intuitive insights from technology, innovation, philosophy, psychology, and more. Click to read Polymathic Being, by Michael Woudenberg, a Substack publication with hundreds of readers.
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The world is too loud. Here's how I block it out. (ellenjones.substack.com)
I’m autistic, I know a thing or two about keeping your brain quiet in a world that’s very loud.
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A Dinner With Elon Musk And The Power of Power Laws – Frontera (fronterablog.com)
Imagine going to a dinner where average net worth of attendees is $22 billion. Here’s how it can happen in Extremistan.
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RICE Scores: A Magic Formula For Prioritization (fronterablog.com)
Real productivity is not doing a lot. It’s doing the right things. And RICE Scores help you to choose the right thing to work on. Here’s how.
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How To Make Big Changes Easier: Force Field Analysis (fronterablog.com)
Force Field Analysis is a strategic analysis and decision-making tool. Here are two examples to make big changes easier in your life.
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How I Trello (trello.substack.com)
Trello Ideas, Tips, Best Practices, and More Productivity Fun. Click to read How I Trello, by Brittany Joiner, a Substack publication with hundreds of readers.
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How to Retain More Of What You Learn: Wisdom Funnel – Frontera (fronterablog.com)
To understand how to retain more of what you learn, first let’s see the difference between information, knowledge, and wisdom.
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Loss Aversion Bias: Why Most People Fail Before They Even Try (fronterablog.com)
Loss aversion bias causes people to make wrong decisions to avoid losses. Here are some real life examples and how to overcome it…
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How to Analyze Your Life Like A CEO (fronterablog.com)
A personal SWOT analysis will make you reflect on your life as you haven’t done before. Here’s how to do it.
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Apple's Ad Masterpiece and How to Think "Different" (fronterablog.com)
Lateral thinking is a useful method to find creative solutions to complex problems. Here’s how to think laterally to think “different.”
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♦️ The two paths to extraordinary success (fronterablog.com)
Talent stacking is increasing your chances of success by becoming good at many skills, rather than trying to become the best at one.
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How to learn faster with a method of a Nobel Prize winner (fronterablog.com)
The Feynman Technique is a teach-to-learn method that focuses on understanding. Here is how to learn faster with the Feynman Technique.
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