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International Generalist #14: doing great work & meetings ruining your bottom line

Find something you're both good at and passionate about. Focus. Take care of yourself. Be in it for the long-term. Oh, and eliminate most of your meetings.

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International Generalist #13: buying back your time, a drippy matrix, & memory dividends.

How much is your time worth? When should you start delegating? How can you make time pass more slowly?

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5 ways to implement ChatGPT in your daily life

How you can save almost 3h / week by using AI.

5 ways to implement ChatGPT in your daily life
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International Generalist #12: equations for success, strategic daydreaming, & the importance of order

Unlocking success, harnessing daydreams, and unleashing creativity: a dive into the power of persistence, productivity, and routine

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Work-Play Balance

Life has 4 components: health, work, love, and play. But somewhere on the journey to adulthood, we forgot how to play. Let's change that.

Work-Play Balance
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International Generalist #11: Email Cleaning, Morning Walks, & The Frustration List

How I got from 62k to 0 unread emails, and more actionable insights to make you just a tiny bit more effective.

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The Think Day

Bill Gates takes off a whole week every year to think. You should too - but let's start with a day first.

The Think Day
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International Generalist #10: Planning vs. Preparation, Breakfast Tricks, & DAPAR framework.

Your bi-weekly dose of actionable insights to make you just a tiny bit more effective.

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International Generalist #9: index cards, value creation, and wild animals.

Remember what you read by writing index cards daily, using the Index Card Method. Value creation vs value capture. How wild animals impact climate change.

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Ten reasons why writing by hand isn't going anywhere

From knowledge retention to hand-eye coordination, handwriting has it all.

Ten reasons why writing by hand isn't going anywhere