In all of my many challenges and habit changes and book writing and learning, I’ve found one thing to be the most powerfully beneficial to all growth, learning and training. I call it the Rule of the Edge. Here’s the...
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Learning economics had the effect on me of shifting my moral outrage from capitalists and entrepreneurs to politicians and bureaucrats. For example, you might think a policy like rent control keep greedy landlords from exploiting poor tenants.
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Most people feel unmotivated not because they lack good pep talks, but because they lack good perspective. The key to inspiration is better information.
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The greatest rewards belong to those who can eagerly anticipate the future while also learning how to make peace with the present moment. It’s great to get excited about the big finish. It’s even better if you can make your...
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Most people who are said to have ADD, dyslexia, and other learning impediments really have a problem conforming to a flawed system that have instilled anxiety and haven’t captured their interest.
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For self-directed learners, their creative energies are uninhibited. They are not controlled by a mastermind or a group of omniscient rulers who believe they know what is best for others. Self-directed learners retain their creative spirit, that zest for learning...
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