Kuririn

What you do is pretend this is a high school math problem with a single right answer, you solve for the right answer using high school math, and then nobody can argue with you because apparently you haven’t made a decision. You’ve simply followed the data.

This is a massive problem in decision-making. We try to close down the solution space of any p... See more

time is of the essence – if something is going to fail, better to fail quickly, learn, and pivot rather than drag things out

1) Try to explain the concept as best as you can (ideally out loud, as this is much more effective). Pretend you’re having an imaginary conversation where you are explaining the concept to someone else.

2) While explaining the concept, focus on making it easier for them to understand.

3) Repeat this over and over, iteratively refining your explanatio... See more

If you want to know what the sum total of your thinking is, look around you - it's everything that you have around you in your life. If you don't like what you have around you, then change your thinking.

“Good performers crave a culture of energy... It’s using every encounter, meeting, and opportunity to increase the pace of whatever is going on. Apply pressure. Be impatient,”