Personal Growth

Force Field Analysis is a strategic analysis and decision-making tool. Here are two examples to make big changes easier in your life.

To understand how to retain more of what you learn, first let’s see the difference between information, knowledge, and wisdom.

Loss aversion bias causes people to make wrong decisions to avoid losses. Here are some real life examples and how to overcome it…

A personal SWOT analysis will make you reflect on your life as you haven’t done before. Here’s how to do it.

Lateral thinking is a useful method to find creative solutions to complex problems. Here’s how to think laterally to think “different.”

Talent stacking is increasing your chances of success by becoming good at many skills, rather than trying to become the best at one.

The Feynman Technique is a teach-to-learn method that focuses on understanding. Here is how to learn faster with the Feynman Technique.

Working from home doesn’t have to mean working from your home

You can’t force luck. But you can increase your chances (by a lot) to get lucky. 

Luck surface area is a useful concept to create luck.

Mental models are magical.

Once you learn one, you start seeing it everywhere. It changes your thinking forever.

Here are 37 mental models examples and their short explanations. 

There are four categories: success, decision-making, biases, and human nature.

The Paradox of Choice means after a certain level, each additional option makes your decision harder. But there is a way to benefit from it.

Thinking in bets is a decision-making framework developed by former professional poker player Annie Duke. It allows you to take luck into consideration while making decisions.