Here you’ll find my articles on topics such as failure, startups, productivity and mental models (aka biases). My approach is based on science and facts – but keeping it practical.
The articles have started as genuine self-help – ie. past-me writing notes to future-me – but.
Laziness fact #293812396145206827444: You were too lazy to fully read that number.
Most new business owners trash talk about what their brainchild could do. Little do they care about changing its diapers, clean the shit, and see what it takes to raise it. That loud mouthing is still okay but what if you underestimate your vision.
You have that one big client, and all you have to do is keep them happy and drive shiny rides. Or you don’t work for small paychecks. You are in it only for the biggest fishes and the greenest pastures. Who wants peanuts when you can have diamonds for breakfast, right?
Most young people, are more interested in being a solopreneur than being an entrepreneur. It is nothing but lone wolf syndrome. And as a matter of fact, it’s not the selfishness of hogging up all …
Watching a dream of success without starting up! It’s just like saying ‘I know swimming’ before jumping into the pool! Just make a plan, work hard, and let the world burn in your success!
Do you think you make the right opinions about other people? If that is the case, then you, my friend, have become prone to confirmation bias. It’s a psychological phenomenon where we tend …
Acquiescence bias is a tendency of human beings to answer each question without affirmatively. Giving a second thought to the questions, this specifically happens at the time of the survey.
In this article, we’re going to see what role does acquiescence bias play in the life of an entrepreneur. We will also cover ways to avoid it.
The “anchoring effect” refers to the fact that human beings rely heavily on the first piece of information offered when it comes time to making decisions.
I believe the hardest thing about productivity, being and staying productive, is finding a method that truly works for you. Something you can really stick to.
Just because wine is more expensive, doesn’t mean it has a better taste. It’s (in part) a marketing trick.
They called it the ‘Zeigarnik Effect’, and it explains why people tend to remember more unfinished tasks than finished ones. Okay, so you are sitting cozily at your desk, working…
