The Science of Chunking: A Cheat Code for Learning Faster [#67]
How breaking information into chunks can help you learn faster, think clearer, and perform better – just like chess grandmasters.
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How to avoid context switching when working several projects [#66]
What computers can teach us about the way our brain works.
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How to use the past to prepare for the future [#65]
The future after 2025 is uncertain. The future after 1925 was also uncertain.
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How to maintain a routine while traveling [#64]
Routines break as soon as you leave your usual surroundings. Let's change that.
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What to do when you feel like you should know everything [#63]
The more we learn, the less we know. And that’s okay.
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Screw finding your passion [#62]
How to build a portfolio of things you're passionate about instead of chasing the elusive Ikigai.
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How to avoid getting stuck in high school
Here's a key to level up in real life – just like you would in a video game.

How quality reps trump natural talent every single time
Want to be a professional ice hockey player? Be born in January.

How I survived Mount Stupid (and you can too)
Getting to the top is optional. Getting down is mandatory.

How to nail your one-liner
A five-step process to answer “What do you do?” properly.
