Category: Business
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Newsletter: An Oldie But Goodie Writing Process
I’ve learned several ways to go about the writing process, but I’ve settled on one that I’ve found most very successful authors and writers seem to embrace. My action precedes my mood. I don’t wait for the right feeling to start. I use three bolded words…
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Warning: You’re Losing Money by Not Using Your Memory
I remember my first memory course. I was working at United Airlines as a mechanic on the jets at the Oakland Maintenance Center. In the fall of 1995 I saw an infomercial on television about a memory course promising results that were impossible for me to believe.
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Learn This Skill If You Want To Win In The Next 2-3 Years
Picking a skill to learn right now? Honestly, it’s a lot. AI, coding, marketing… or maybe you’re tempted to start a YouTube channel or build your own business. Choices everywhere, and it’s hard not to get stuck worrying that whatever you choose will be yesterday’s news before you even get good at it.
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You Live for Three Reasons
A “really complete” life requires simultaneous expansion of these three, and an unexpressed potential in any one of them shows up as chronic dissatisfaction or “unsatisfied desire.”
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The Psychology of The Science Of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles
If you learn these rules and actually stick to them you’ll become wealthy, if you can navigate the road blocks. That’s not just a theory tossed around for fun. It’s something people have tested, and it works. Rhonda Byrne told a Newsweek interviewer that her inspiration for creating the 2006 hit film The Secret, and…
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Newsletter: A College Degree Might Cost More Than It’s Worth
You and a classmate leave high school with the same chances. The choices you make next can change your financial path for decades. One person follows the usual route and takes student loans for a four-year degree. The other starts working, saves, and invests instead.
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Why Rejection Feels Like Physical Pain And What You Can Do About It
If you dealt with rejection or neglect growing up (and let’s be real, most of us did in some form), your brain learned to stay on high alert. Made sense back then. Now? Not so much, but your brain doesn’t always get that memo.
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How Reading Strategy Affects Comprehension
Sustained focus on fewer works produces greater comprehension than scattered attention across many sources. This principle applies to both fiction and non-fiction literature.
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This Psychological Trick Will Change How You Speak and Write Forever
Some books keep you awake all night, turning pages with exciting expectations and zeal to find out what’s going to happen next, or how the loop closes. Others make your eyelids heavy after just a few paragraphs. The secret behind this difference lies in a fascinating psychological principle that smart authors use to create stories…