Thinking Better
Essays on how to think better.
Craving for Deep Work
There’s a satisfaction from doing deep work that takes long incubation time, squeezes your brain, and produces something valuable and unique.
How to Deal With the Nostalgic Naysayers
Know people who glorify the past, the good old days, without regard for the future? Read more on how to deal with these nostalgic naysayers.
Curiosity: The Key to Maximal Learning
Curiosity is the key to maximal learning. You will learn the most when you want to learn. This is about exercising individuality in learning.
Individuality: What Makes You, You
What makes you, you? This is the first of a series of post on individuality. To begin, here are 10 thoughts on individuality.
Tribe: Home in Community
One of the consequences of affluence in modern society is its isolation from other people. How do you find your tribe?
Why Self-Learners Rule The 21st Century
Read how self-learners rule the 21st century and take advantage of the abundance of free information. Leadership opportunities abound.
Hamilton: How Genius Work Happens
Hamilton: The Revolution records the creation story of the breakthrough musical Hamilton. There’s a great story of individuality here.
Anatomy of Excellence
What makes people excel and stand out from average? These are 5 things that make up the anatomy of excellence. Read it.
Home in Language: Why Speaking in Your Mother Tongue is So Refreshing
Speaking and reading in your mother tongue is akin to a feeling of home-coming. Part 1 of the series on Home-Longing.
Honda’s Three Joys: How the Founder Understands Human Psyche
Honda’s Three Joys was a letter that he wrote to his employees in 1951. See how deeply he understands human psyche in this letter.
Individuality and Creativity: A Christian Perspective
In the Judeo-Christian perspective, individuality is rooted in the character of the divine, displayed in the grand opening of the Bible.
The One Trait Inspiring People Have in Common
I’ve noticed that there’s one trait that inspiring people have in common, an exceptional approach to life and work that I want to emulate.