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Of all the ideas of the greatest thinkers I’ve written about, the one that I have the most trouble internalizing is regret.

There’s one habit that will make you happy and rich and it keeps coming up again and again the more I read.

“A good decision is risking a little for the opportunity to gain a lot. Similarly, a bad decision is risking a lot for the opportunity to gain little.” Mark Manson In The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, the angel investor talks about the value of collecting mental models. For those unfamiliar, mental models are a series

“I’m as proud of what we don’t do as I am of what we do.” Steve Jobs Steve Jobs was notoriously difficult to work with. Some would even describe him as tyrannical. That said, Apple wouldn’t be the company that it is today if it wasn’t for clear vision. Jobs was a minimalist (you’ve probably

We’re wired to pursue more. But what if I told you there’s a path to happiness and that we’re all capable of achieving it?

Bill Gates repeats the same ritual every year where takes a week off and gives himself space to think by going to a cabin in the woods.

Whether we want to admit it or not, we all believe we’re special somehow. This delusion evaporates the moment you start reading because that’s the moment you realize there’s nothing exceptional about you. You’re another confused human in a world that’s always been that way. So you look for answers and turn to the self-help