05/05/2017 – Repost “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF READING THE NEWS” by Alex Kouts

THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF READING THE NEWS Reasoning By Proxy Bias: In an attempt to cope with the insane amount of information we receive constantly over the course of modern day life, we’ve come to rely on proxies in order to balance the cognitive load and better manage our decisions. In effect, we dependContinue reading “05/05/2017 – Repost “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF READING THE NEWS” by Alex Kouts”

05/01/2017 – Repost “The Stoic Entrepreneur’s 7 Maxims of Personal Growth”

JULY 18, 2016 Philosophy’s absence from the business world is a crucial mistake. By and large ignored by popular culture and forgotten by the media, modern philosophy has been delegated to the classrooms by its own doing. Rather than adapting to the times, modern philosophers have retreated into an ivory tower of abstract intellectualism andContinue reading “05/01/2017 – Repost “The Stoic Entrepreneur’s 7 Maxims of Personal Growth””

04/26/2017 – Resisting Influence by Philip Zimbardo

This was too good not to share on a post to my blog for easy access.  Thank you so much for the work you did on this book and throughout your career Prof. Zimbardo! Find more information here – Lucifer Effect Prepared by Philip Zimbardo and Cindy X. Wang A Ten-Step Program to Build Resistance andContinue reading “04/26/2017 – Resisting Influence by Philip Zimbardo”

04/03/2017 – Thoughts on Being a Brain Coach

Today I listened to an interview on a podcast with Jim Kwik & Christine Hassler.  The focus of the interview/discussion was around what Jim is known for, Kwik learning.  This includes getting into how to learn, memory, and focus.  I thought it was a good short introduction to these topics and provided enough value that I wantedContinue reading “04/03/2017 – Thoughts on Being a Brain Coach”