Stop Worrying: If You Put In the Right Work, Success Tilts in Your Favor
Entrepreneurs have a reputation for being driven, ambitious, and relentless. But they also have a habit of worrying themselves into…
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Living Longer vs. Looking “Perfect”: Why Health Beats Harmful Beauty Standards
We’re living in a time when beauty standards push us toward behaviors that could actually shorten our lives or diminish…
Judge the Climb, Not Just the Summit: Evaluating Advice by Achievement Difficulty
We’re constantly told to respect our elders and learn from those who came before us. And we should. But there’s…
The Survival Advantage of Being Small
When we think about human evolution and survival, we often romanticize size and strength. But there’s a compelling biological argument…
Why America Has Room to Grow: The Case for Embracing Immigration
America has a space problem. Not too little space—too much. While immigration debates often frame newcomers as a burden on…
Finish What You Start: Why the Gap Between Done and Almost Done Is Everything
There’s a graveyard of projects sitting on hard drives everywhere. Half-written novels. Apps at 80% completion. Businesses with logos but…
The Question You Should Always Ask Your AI
I’ve started asking my chatbot a question that should probably be standard practice: “Is this supported by data, or are…
The Commitment Principle: Why Compounding Demands More Than Just Time
We talk about compounding like it’s passive magic. Invest your money, wait forty years, and watch it multiply sevenfold. Learn…
The Tyranny of Too Much: Why the Paradox of Choice Demands We Choose Less
We live in an age of unprecedented abundance. From the endless scroll of streaming services to the thousands of products…
The Unintended Cost of Affirmative Action: Why “Protected” Individuals Should Reconsider the Path
Affirmative Action, a policy initially conceived with the noble goal of remedying historical discrimination and promoting diversity, has become one…