A headstart to the week ahead.
The last few weeks of the year are always the most exhausting, but the past two weeks were especially tough. I used to think burnout was simple: You work too much, you get tired, you need a break. But in his book, Feel Good Productivity, the author Ali Abdaal points
I fulfilled a childhood dream today: I got to drive a Porsche 911 for the first time. The car I had posters of as a kid. The car I still continue to dream of every single day. T.E. Lawrence wrote about two types of dreamers. First are the ones
There's a certain comfort in not deciding. In letting things play out. In waiting to see what happens. But here's what I've learned: When you refuse to make a decision, the decision makes itself. But it rarely makes itself in your favor. At the
A colleague of mine said something the other day that stuck with me. She mentioned how it’s already so late in the year, and she feels like she hasn’t achieved much. But since it’s so late, she figured there’s no point in starting something new now.
This past Saturday, I tried something called The Reitoff Principle. It's an idea coined by Ali Abdaal and the rule is simple: When a day feels off, instead of forcing yourself through it, you write it off (Reit-it-off). You stop trying to salvage productivity and just accept that
