Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants
Todd Nief
May 18, 2020
When people think of the culture of a country or a city, food is one of the first things that comes to mind. But, with
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Brad Stulberg (The Growth Equation)
Todd Nief
May 3, 2020
Brad Stulberg has a list of accomplishments that would make most authors drip with envy. Hundreds of thousands of books sold. A regular column in
Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)
Todd Nief
April 20, 2020
Cal spent a long time chasing money, social status, and all kinds of external validation. And he didn’t just chase it. He was good at
Ian Kaplan (Hybrid Performance Method)
Todd Nief
April 6, 2020
So, what’s the deal with chiropractors? Are they all just full of it? Ian Kaplan is the COO of Hybrid Performance Method (Stefi Cohen’s training
Jason Collins, PhD on Loss Aversion and Ergodicity Economics
Todd Nief
March 23, 2020
People are predictably irrational, right? We have a poor intuitive understanding of statistics, we leap to drawing cause and effect relationships where none exist, we
Joshua Becker, PhD on Polarization, Collective Intelligence & Social Tipping Points
Todd Nief
March 9, 2020
It’s all over the news: We’re getting more and more polarized. People can’t even seem to agree on basic facts anymore. Politics are tearing this
Jason Crawford (The Roots of Progress)
Todd Nief
February 24, 2020
“Progress” sounds like a good thing – in fact it’s almost embedded in the definition of the word. However, as a mad-at-the-world, angst-ridden teen, I
Brian Speronello (Accelerated Conversions)
Todd Nief
February 10, 2020
If you’re actually reading this site, there’s a good chance that you – like me – are often confused by the gap between what people
Jessica Danger (Morning Chalk Up | A Fresh Cup of Fitness)
Todd Nief
January 27, 2020
I first started writing articles when I was about 16 years old for a polemical political zine my friends and I distributed in our high
What I’ve Learned About Learning
Todd Nief
January 13, 2020
Learning is a super power. And, if you learn how to each, then you’ve compounded that super power. Not only can you acquire skills, but
Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants
Todd Nief
May 18, 2020
When people think of the culture of a country or a city, food is one of the first things that comes to mind. But, with
Brad Stulberg (The Growth Equation)
Todd Nief
May 3, 2020
Brad Stulberg has a list of accomplishments that would make most authors drip with envy. Hundreds of thousands of books sold. A regular column in
Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)
Todd Nief
April 20, 2020
Cal spent a long time chasing money, social status, and all kinds of external validation. And he didn’t just chase it. He was good at
Ian Kaplan (Hybrid Performance Method)
Todd Nief
April 6, 2020
So, what’s the deal with chiropractors? Are they all just full of it? Ian Kaplan is the COO of Hybrid Performance Method (Stefi Cohen’s training
Jason Collins, PhD on Loss Aversion and Ergodicity Economics
Todd Nief
March 23, 2020
People are predictably irrational, right? We have a poor intuitive understanding of statistics, we leap to drawing cause and effect relationships where none exist, we
Joshua Becker, PhD on Polarization, Collective Intelligence & Social Tipping Points
Todd Nief
March 9, 2020
It’s all over the news: We’re getting more and more polarized. People can’t even seem to agree on basic facts anymore. Politics are tearing this
Jason Crawford (The Roots of Progress)
Todd Nief
February 24, 2020
“Progress” sounds like a good thing – in fact it’s almost embedded in the definition of the word. However, as a mad-at-the-world, angst-ridden teen, I
Brian Speronello (Accelerated Conversions)
Todd Nief
February 10, 2020
If you’re actually reading this site, there’s a good chance that you – like me – are often confused by the gap between what people
Jessica Danger (Morning Chalk Up | A Fresh Cup of Fitness)
Todd Nief
January 27, 2020
I first started writing articles when I was about 16 years old for a polemical political zine my friends and I distributed in our high
What I’ve Learned About Learning
Todd Nief
January 13, 2020
Learning is a super power. And, if you learn how to each, then you’ve compounded that super power. Not only can you acquire skills, but