We spend quite some time to improve our financial assets, to improve our bodies, and even liabilities like our cars. But we neglect the most valuable asset, the mind.
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I finished reading David McCullough’s The Wright Brothers. I got it by chance from the library, and it’s been absolutely a pleasant surprise. What I liked when reading the book was learning about the stoic nature of the brothers. They go through so much hardship to make their machine fly and not once I see them complain. Once they have done it all and made it, they don’t let the fame get into…
My best piece of advice
“In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth,” goes one of the most popular stories in the world.
Sharper mental models and seeing better
It’s several weeks past the new years.
If you are in the US or any developed nation, chances are that your life is pretty comfortable.
Silicon Valley, a tiny stretch of land in California, is, by some definitions, quite a boring place.
Bikeshedding
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