Word slinger, bug fixer, and operator.
A technique to prevent burnout from my old bosses in Silicon Valley. And then some moral philosophising.
We explore what happens when an academic reviews a practitioner's book.
The Commonplace Mailing List — every Friday, with a smattering of links related to building career moats.
Optimising for usefulness is my current stab at a core principle that underpins the effective life. A first draft of a life philosophy.
Dismissive stubbornness is the worst kind of stubborn, and the only character trait I can’t tolerate on my team.
Nassem Taleb and a mozzarella video show us how trial & error is actually a superior life strategy.
I spent a few weeks reading Ray Dalio's Principles and summarising the contents. This is the end, in which I take a final stab at contextualising the book.
The final chapter of Ray Dalio's Life Principles — which has to do with better decision-making.
Understanding how the human brain works helps with managing yourself, as well as with orchestrating other people.
Your two biggest barriers to achieving your goals: lying to yourself and blind-spots. The cure? Being 'radically open-minded'.
