Corporations support ethical trade and green investing. Thought leaders host panels on worldwide justice. Philanthropists flaunt their kindness in “giving back.” Could this whole discussion of making the world turn into a better place be a sham?The influential language of transforming the world is a scam to maintain the status quo. The means that the ideologies they support allow them to maintain their power and the actual denial of that power lets them to remain in charge.

Business elites have redefined social progress to fit their own personal interests

The win-win maxim of the elites enables them to look like they’re improving the world while they are essentially benefitting from inequality.If you occur to be an extremely effective person, you might be accustomed to reasoning in terms of win-win. It’s the easy principle that in all circumstances, there’s a result that’s valuable for every side. The idea became popular from the famous book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Win-win might be an excellent maxim for personal effectiveness; however, when elites use it to the bigger world, it gets more difficult.

The win-win maxim of the elites

What do you think the future holds? A lot of prosperous business founders assert that we’re moving to a future where everybody will be an entrepreneur, where technology will indefinitely extend our lives, and where online videos will substitute text communication. These may seem like possible predictions of things to happen.Presenting a specific future scenario as unavoidable is only one of the means that business elites use to act as if they do not have power. Also, they like to act as rebels against the establishment. However, it only conceals the actual power they possess and the manner the<warningtag>y use it to take advantage of those that are truly powerless.</warningtag>

The powerful deny their power

Nowadays, the majority of us obtain our information from famous online sources in bite-size pieces. All thanks to digital media, different types of complicated ideas are now more extensively accessible than ever before.That signifies that it is very easy than ever before to make oneself heard. The issue is, it’s usually not complicated, critical ideas that are conveyed. Instead, there has been a current spread of glib, reassuring messages asserting that things are okay just the way as they are. Previously, we had public intellects asking difficult questions about the manner society functions; <warningtag>now there are the thought leaders.</warningtag>

Elites depend on thought leaders to maintain their power

Consider the challenge of worldwide poverty. Businesses like to promote business answers. For instance, TechnoServe asserts to create wealth by connecting people to markets and information.However, by doing that, they pass over the real roots of poverty, such as unfair labor circumstances and low wages. Concentrating on those would need businesses to examine how they maximize their own profits at the expense of workers. Who wants to do that?

When a business approaches problem-solving dominate, social issues are disregarded

“There is no denying that today’s elite may be among the more socially concerned elites in history. But it is also, by the cold logic of numbers, among the more predatory in history.”

“Profitable companies built in questionable ways and employing reckless means engage in corporate social responsibility, and some rich people make a splash by “giving back”—regardless of the fact that they may have caused serious societal problems as they built their fortunes.”

“How can there be anything wrong with trying to do good? The answer may be: when the good is an accomplice to even greater, if more invisible, harm.”

Anand Giridharadas takes us into the inner sanctums of a new gilded age, where the rich and powerful fight for equality and justice any way they can--except ways that threaten the social order and their position atop it. They rebrand themselves as saviors of the poor; they lavishly reward "thought leaders" who redefine "change" in ways that preserve the status quo; and they constantly seek to do more good, but never less harm

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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • The groundbreaking investigation of how the global elite's efforts to "change the world" preserve the status quo and obscure their role in causing the problems they later seek to solve. An essential read for understanding some of the egregious abuses of power that dominate today’s news. "Impassioned.... Entertaining reading.” —The Washington Post Anand Giridharadas takes us into the inner sanctums of a new gilded age, where the rich and powerful fight for equality and justice any way they can—except ways that threaten the social order and their position atop it. They rebrand themselves as saviors of the poor; they lavishly reward “thought leaders” who redefine “change” in ways that preserve the status quo; and they constantly seek to do more good, but never less harm.      Giridharadas asks hard questions: Why, for example, should our gravest problems be solved by the unelected upper crust instead of the public institutions it erodes by lobbying and dodging taxes? His groundbreaking investigation has already forced a great, sorely needed reckoning among the world’s wealthiest and those they hover above, and it points toward an answer: Rather than rely on scraps from the winners, we must take on the grueling democratic work of building more robust, egalitarian institutions and truly changing the world—a call to action for elites and everyday citizens alike.

Anand Giridharadas

Winners Take All

The thinking mind is the part of the mind that tries to make sense of the world by analysing situations, imagining scenarios, and telling stories. But it is limited by several cognitive bottlenecks, such as how much information we can process at one time, how many tasks we can focus on simultaneously, and how many parameters we can consider when making decisions.

The thinking mind

Our limited sensory capabilities mean that we tend to overestimate our cognitive ability. We try to simultaneously process multiple streams of information or work on several tasks at the same time. So we respond by multitasking. We believe we will be quicker by combining two tasks. We also trust we can consider many different facts when making complex decisions. But our thinking mind is limited by two bottlenecks: attention and working memory.

Intrinsic limitations of the thinking mind

<ul><li>Attention: Research shows that we're bad at dividing our attention between different tasks.</li><li>Working memory allows us to hold multiple bits of information for the short term. This is important for activities such as reading, writing, having a conversation, and making decisions. But the working memory is a bottleneck as it is limited in capacity and duration. </li></ul> Every person will have different levels of attention and working memory, which will vary throughout the day and years. Being aware of these cognitive bottlenecks can help you to avoid being overconfident and make better decisions.

Two bottlenecks: Attention and working memory

<ul><li>Offload some of your thinking. Instead of relying on your mind alone, use tools for thought that help you collect and connect ideas together.</li><li>Plan for focused chunks of work. Instead of multitasking, define your tasks and block time to complete them.</li><li>Practice mindful productivity. Instead of blaming yourself for getting distracted, gently bring back your attention to your tasks.</li></ul>

How to manage your cognitive bottlenecks

Cognitive bottlenecks limit how much information we can process at one time, how many tasks we can simultaneously focus on, and how many parameters we can consider while making a decision.

Understand yourself and those around you.

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Cognitive bottlenecks: the inherent limits of the thinking mind

While mass-market players and luxury brands are launching NFT collections, many consumers still try to understand the 2021 NFT world of Bored Apes and CryptoPunks. The usability of blockchain technology is still in its infancy and not consumer-friendly. However, NFTs are not a passing fad. On the contrary, NFTs has the potential to be the killer app of Web3. The interesting thing about NFTs is the tech they run on. It reveals their broader promise as a vehicle by which brands can reclaim ownership of their digital consumer relationships.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are going mainstream

NFTs seem intertwined with digital collectables. Many brands' first step into the NFT waters is to launch their own collections. But a first step isn't a strategy. In the dot-com era, successful brands didn't stop after buying a domain name and posting a website. Similarly, brands need to ask what to do next.

Early days: From collectibles to digital product-line extensions

Companies in the media business can use NFTs to create a new class of media assets. For example, NBA's TopShot shows this kind of product line expansion. Likewise, apparel companies can envision digital versions of their physical clothing and accessories. For example, Ralph Lauren sells branded digital apparel in virtual worlds like Zepeto. These projects port a current product line into the metaverse, expanding how consumers engage with and experience the brands.

Extending product lines into digital worlds

<ul><li>NFT is not exclusively for collectables or creating digital assets for virtual avatars. Looking forward, NFTs could be the central digital touchpoint between brands and their consumers that is controlled by the brand itself.</li><li>The underlying technology of NFTs could identify a unique experience or physical-world object, for example, the fact that you attended an event.</li><li>NFTs could allow us to showcase our non-digital lives in our digital spaces more expansively.</li><li>The blockchain-based tokens of authenticity could revolutionise secondary markets for physical items.</li></ul>

The real promise: NFTs as the basis for a multifaceted digital consumer connection

It took some time for established companies to figure out how to use Web1 to make meaningful connections between the Internet channel and their existing businesses. Walmart only started to actively sell online in 2000, six years after Amazon's founding. Web3 is developing more slowly as a commercial technological infrastructure and will take a few years to realise. However, it's vital for brands to ensure they don't fall behind.

Brands’ path towards an NFT future

The immediate NFT mindset will centre around digital collectables. It is important to engineer the right tradeoffs between availability and exclusivity when creating an NFT collection. However, making your NFT collection too abundant can seem that it has low value. Brands can also leverage the programmability of NFTs to make them more engaging and collaborative. For example, Gap has gamified its NFTs collection by allowing several common NFTs to be combined into fewer limited ones.

Start with smart digital collectibles

Most brands don't want to remain in the business of creating and selling digital art. Connecting your NFT collection to your brand identity is essential. You can start to strengthen NFT connections with your products or services. Give away a physical product tied to a digital NFT collectable. For example, when Coach launched an NFT collection featuring the art of animals from its holiday promotions, it promised a custom Coach bag to each NFT holder.

Tie your NFT collection to your brand and core product

Trial, error and observing what succeeds and fails will help brands figure out what works for them. The true impact on NFTs will unfold gradually, so there's room to figure the space out. Your eventual audience will be your existing and future customers.

Experiment with authenticity and a view of the future

Wading into a new space always comes with risk — but so does staying out of it.

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How Your Brand Should Use NFTs

Now, let's say you're searching on Google for videos about becoming a software developer. Instead of just typing, become a software developer into Google's search box, you will probably be better off searching for the phrase explicitly.To do this, simply enclose whatever it is you are searching for within double quotes. Example: "become a software developer."

Explicit Phrase

If you want to find pages with your search query mentioned in the URL, type allinurl: immediately followed by your search query.

Words in the URL

Often, you want to search a specific website for content that matches a certain phrase. Even if the site doesn’t support a built-in search feature, you can use Google to search the site for your term.Simply use the site: somesite.com modifier.

Search Within a Website

Let's say you want to search for every website that cites your own website article on their website. To do this, use the link: command, immediately followed by the name of a page.Google will give you web pages that link your official website. The more specific the URL is, the fewer, more pointed results you'll get.

A Page That Links to Another Page

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Googling Is a Skill: 4 Advanced Search Tips to Ask Google the Right Way

A product leader in corporate branding management's main goal is to find workflow efficiencies and ensure the data is easily accessible. When designing a good product strategy:<ul><li>Do a thorough assessment of what you're trying to do, and map how you will get there.</li><li>Rely on data to support your decision-making process.</li><li>A workflow diagram can be very effective.</li><li>Identify the right metrics to understand performance/effectiveness. Start with the desired output. What are you trying to achieve, and what factors will drive it? Then you can attach qualitative values.</li></ul>

Design and present a good product strategy

Younger students can stand out by making a pitch. Putting together some kind of improvement suggestion can demonstrate your understanding of the business and the product process. A good bond with your devs allows for constructive conversation and a more collaborative environment.

Advice to stand out in product management 

Katie Campbell, product leader at Disney Q & A<ul><li>Your biggest challenge as a PM: Getting resources. You have to learn to balance, prioritise and advocate for your product/project.</li><li>The biggest lesson as a PM? You could hit a glass ceiling very quickly.</li><li>What do you wish you knew at the start? Not everyone knows everything. Trust yourself and advocate for your ideas.</li><li>Is management consultant → data analyst → Product Manager a promising career trajectory? Yes. Being familiar with data analysis tools and backend data structures help.</li></ul>

Katie Campbell Q&A

Katie Campbell, Product Leader at Disney, talks good product strategy, data, and why it's important to always trust yourself.

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Creating Good Product Strategy with Disney PM

The Fermi Paradox states that given the technological advancement and imperialistic desires of human beings who live in a fairly young planetary system, aliens from other highly advanced star systems should have visited earth already and even conquered the Milky Way galaxy if they desired.
As that has(apparently) not happened yet, the Fermi Paradox, initially quoted by Italian physicist Enrico Fermi, hypothesized that there are no advanced civilizations in our galaxy.

The Fermi Paradox

The main hypothesis of the Fermi Paradox, debated by many Scientists, states that we are the only advanced civilization in our galaxy, because if aliens exist, they would have found our planet by now.The four arguments against this hypothesis of us being alone in the universe are:<ol><li>Space travel is difficult or not feasible for aliens..</li><li>The alien beings chose not to come to Earth.</li><li>The advanced civilizations have yet to find us.</li><li>Aliens have already visited our planet but we haven’t seen them.</li></ol>

The Fermi Paradox: The Four Arguments

<ul><li>The Universe is seemingly infinite, both in terms of space and time. </li><li>Some estimates put the size of the Universe as 92 billion light-years in diameter. </li><li>The age of the Universe is calculated at 13.8 billion years.</li><li>It has millions of galaxies and planets, thousands of them are confirmed and observed by us.</li></ul>

The Universe We Live In

Early studies focused on water to determine if the planet can sustain life. Now they have finally realized that water is just one small indication of life, and exoplanets can have plenty of other forms of life, without H2O.Similarly the definition of alien life can be an extraterrestrial being, or even bacteria. The earlier studies which only focused on earth-like planets and stable solar systems due to a better chance of finding habitable zones, have now broadened their vision.

New Ways To Explore The Universe

Newer, bigger and better space telescopes are being launched by NASA and the European Space Agency to better understand the astro-biological life in the universe, and even our own galaxy.The odds of advanced or intelligent life in the Milky Way is calculated by the Drake Equation, which puts the figure at 10,000 civilizations trying to communicate.

The New Star Ships For Space Exploration

Various global agencies have been working to find intelligent life outside our solar system using telescopes, radio signals and other means, but the aliens are still eluding us for thousands of years.The missing aliens have dampened the enthusiasm but the search continues.

Hard To Find Aliens

Where are the aliens? That is the question that the Fermi Paradox seeks to answer. Given our solar system's relatively young age, the theory says that aliens should have visited us already.

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Fermi Paradox: Where Are the Aliens?

Reflective practice helps you to improve and develop. It involves deliberately analysing your experiences and actions.
For example:
<ul>
<li>An athlete thinks about what mistakes they made during a training session, then consider ways to avoid those mistakes in the future.</li>
<li>A student reflects on how they studied for a test, how they performed, and then figure out how to study more effectively.</li>
</ul>

Reflective practice is vital for improvement

The most notable benefits are:
<ul>
<li>Acquisition of new knowledge.</li>
<li>Refinement of existing knowledge.</li>
<li>A better understanding of the connections between theory and practice.</li>
<li>A greater understanding of the rationale behind your actions.</li>
<li>Improvement of your goals.</li>
<li>A clearer understanding of yourself.</li>
<li>Increased feelings of competence.</li>
<li>High motivation to act.</li>
<li>Improved performance.</li>
</ul>

Benefits of reflective practice

There are different approaches to reflective practice. One way to engage in reflective practice is to ask guiding questions. In the context of a recent event, ask yourself:
<ul>
<li>How did I feel while the event was happening?</li>
<li>What were my goals?</li>
<li>What were the key things I did?</li>
<li>What went well?</li>
<li>What did not work?</li>
<li>What should I do the same way next time?</li>
<li>What should I change next time?</li>
</ul>
You can also engage in reflective practice through reflective writing, which can take various forms.

How to engage in reflective practice

The reflective cycle is a process that guides reflective practice through the following steps:
<ol>
<li>Describe what happened without judgment or analysis.</li>
<li>Define how you felt, what you were thinking, and how you feel now, but without judgment.</li>
<li>Evaluate everything that happened, the good and the bad.</li>
<li>Analyse the situation to make sense of everything that occurred.</li>
<li>Draw conclusions based on the information you gathered so far.</li>
<li>Figure out what you will do differently next time.</li>
</ol>

Graham Gibbs' reflective cycle

There are three main types of reflection:
<ol>
<li>Anticipatory reflection: Reflection that's performed before an event occurs involves asking what might happen, possible challenges, how you can prepare and how you should respond. </li>
<li>Reflection in action: Reflection that you do while an event is happening - asking whether things are going as expected, how you're feeling.</li>
<li>Reflection after action: Reflection that you carry out after an event has occurred.</li>
</ol>

Types of reflection

Self-distancing may be beneficial to help in the reflection process.
<ul>
<li>Ask yourself what advice you would give someone else if they were in your situation?</li>
<li>Avoid first-person language when considering your performance (Ask yourself, "what could you have done differently?" instead of "what could I have done differently?)</li>
<li>Try to visualise the events you were in from the perspective of other people involved.</li>
</ul>

Using self-distancing to help reflection

A shared reflective activity can take various forms, such as discussing your experiences with other people or having someone with expertise ask you guiding questions to help you reflect.
A shared reflective practice can be beneficial as a group might help to identify more issues that individuals would fail to notice. But the process can also be more stressful for shy people.

Reflective practice as a shared activity

<ul>
<li>Start by explaining the concept of reflective practice.</li>
<li>Explain the benefits of reflective practice.</li>
<li>Explain how to engage in reflective practice.</li>
</ul>
Once you've done this, create an environment conducive to reflective practice while keeping in mind that different people will benefit from different approaches. For example, some people may benefit from having someone helping them through each stage of the reflection cycle, while others may do it independently.

How to encourage reflective practice in others

Two concepts that are considered in relation to reflective practice are:
<ul>
<li>Reflexivity - people's ability and tendency to display general self-awareness,</li>
<li>Critical reflection - an in-depth type of reflection, which is being aware of how your assumptions affect you, and examining your actions and responsibilities from moral, ethical, and social perspectives.</li>
</ul>

Related concepts to reflective practice

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Reflective Practice: Thinking About the Way You Do Things - Effectiviology

Statistics is using math to do technical analysis of data. Instead of guesstimating, data helps us get concrete and factual information.
The most widely used statistical concept in data science is called Statistical Features. It includes important measurements like bias, variance, mean, median and percentiles. It’s all code-friendly too.

Data Science And Statistics

A typical data set diagram (box plot) carries a lot of information.
<ol>
<li>If it is short, it means the data points are similar, but if it is tall, it implies there is a lot of range and variance.</li>
<li>A median (the line in the middle of a dataset graph) provides a more accurate reading as it avoids outlier values.</li>
<li>The lower regions of the box plot represent smaller percentages (like 25 percentile), with the higher regions denoting larger ones.</li>
</ol>

Data Reading On Statistical Features

In data science, probability is the percent chance that something will happen. A zero(0) in this case means the event will not occur, while the digit 1 denotes that we are certain it will happen.

Probability Distributions

The common probability distributions are:
<ol>
<li>Uniform Distribution: It is a simple off or on distribution, where anything outside the given range is 0.</li>
<li>Normal (or Gaussian) Distribution: This distribution has the same standard deviation in all directions. We get to know the average dataset value along with the spread of the data.</li>
<li>Poisson Distribution: This is similar to Poisson Distribution but also has skewness, in which the variation tells about the spread of the data in different directions.</li>
</ol>

Common Probability Distributions

The process of reduction in the number of dimensions (or feature variables) in datasets is known as Dimensionality Reduction.
If a cube has 1000 points, we can reduce its dimensionality by simply taking the 3D data and viewing it as a 2D model. We can also remove feature variables to reduce the data volume. This is generally done with features that have a low correlation with the dataset and is called feature pruning.

Dimensionality Reduction

Sometimes if we want to compare two datasets, or classify datasets that have an uneven number of samples for different sides or types. Just by taking fewer samples (undersampling), one can even out a dataset.
Oversampling is a way to copy datasets to have the same number of examples as the other class. The copies are produced maintaining the distribution ratio.

Over And Under Sampling

Based on the concept of probability, Bayesian Statistics computes and analyzes prior data to forecast the future trend. If there is a specific change in the present, the prior data will not reflect that.
Frequency analysis, therefore, is computing the likelihood of a specific occurrence, where new information isn’t computed.

Bayesian Statistics

Statistics can be a powerful tool when performing the art of Data Science (DS). From a high-level view, statistics is the use of mathematics to perform technical analysis of data. A basic…

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The 5 Basic Statistics Concepts Data Scientists Need to Know

Learning styles (visual, auditory etc.) have actually little impact on our ability to learn.The best way to learn depends on what you’re trying to learn in the first place. The key is to interact with the information. Using multiple sources will help you with this. Don't stick to books alone—gather relevant videos, podcasts, movies, and blogs as well.

Ditch Your Learning Style

If you try to force yourself to just memorize random facts, you’re likely to forget them. We will most likely remember only the information that was meaningful to us, that we’ve been able to connect to our lives and our experiences.

Find Meaning In Learning

We learn best when we perform the tasks we’re trying to learn. No matter how good your grades were at college, most of your learning takes place once you enter the workplace and start applying what you've learned.

Learn by Doing

While studying the greats is essential, it is more of a passive exercise. In order to gain from it, you need to apply that learning to your own work as well.

Study the Greats, and Then Practice

One of the more surprising ways you can learn a new skill is to teach it to someone else.When we learn with the intention to teach, we break the material down into simple, understandable chunks for ourselves. It also forces us to examine the topic more critically and thoroughly, helping us to understand it better.

Teach What You Learn

Practice in itself is great, but if you’re practicing things you know well, you’re doing it wrong. In order to excel at any skill, you need to push yourself out of your comfort zone and practice things you aren't good at.

Practicing Things You Find Difficult

It's important to let your brain relax for a while after a particularly intense session of study or practice, to give it time to connect the dots.One good way to practice this is using the Pomodoro Technique: you work on a project for 25 minutes, and then give yourself a 5-minute break.

Take Frequent Breaks

Testing even beats out methods such as re-reading and reviewing notes when it comes to making sure your learning sticks.Because it takes the recall process a step further. Recall shows how much of the material you remember. Testing shows you how well you can use what you've learned. After all, that is the ultimate goal of learning.

Test Yourself

Mentorship is perhaps the quickest way to take your skills to the next level. A mentor helps you navigate your field by offering invaluable perspective and experience.

Find A Mentor

Nothing stimulates learning quite like curiosity.Take the lead of your learning journey. Seek answers from many sources. Don’t merely memorize theories and techniques—question them at every step. Think about why they matter, why they're relevant.

Be Curious

We tend to think about gaining new skills like we think about winning the lottery: "Gee, it'd sure be nice..." "...Think of all I could do with those new skills and abilities!" "...But the odds of achieving this are so small... mmm, gonna pass."

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Strategies for Learning New Skills

“Read 500 pages like this every day. That’s how knowledge works. It builds up, like compound interest. All of you can do it, but I guarantee not many of you will do it.”

To get better results in life you need to learn constantly. 
And the best way to learn is to read effectively and a lot.

Learning constantly

A new idea, outlook on life, mental model, is all it takes for something to click inside your brain.
Your brain will start making connections between books that seemed to be on different topics. The more you read, the more links you form and the richer your understanding becomes.

Upgrading your brain

<ul><li>Empathy: Books give you the context  (in the form of stories and experiences ) you can use effectively to become more empathetic.</li><li>Communication skills: Reading will improve your vocabulary and writing. The more you read, the better you communicate. And better communication means better relationships.</li></ul>

Empathy and communication

Books give you the ability to learn to look through other’s eyes. It’s like having a conversation with the brightest minds from any given field.

Windows into other worlds

To read, you need to be focused for long periods of time. Your mind is forced to focus again and again from page to page on new information.

 Memory and concentration

<ul><li>Books are an escape to your mind, transporting you into another reality. They help you take a break from the real world.</li><li>Reading before bed can help you sleep better. It calms your mind and cues your body up for shut-eye, improving the quality of your sleep.</li></ul>

Fighting stress

“Reading is essential for those who seek to rise above the ordinary.”

<ul><li>Start with 25 pages per day.</li><li>Read at the same time every day.</li><li>Start reading in between 2 already established habits.</li><li>Make reading your default in already established routines: i.e. read while commuting to work.</li><li>Adopt reading as a default for boredom: always carry a book with you.</li><li>Find the best reading medium for you: physical, digital, or audio.</li></ul>

Develop a reading habit

“Go to bed smarter than when you woke up.”

<ul>
<li>If a book has been around for a long time and people still talk about it, it’s probably good.</li>
<li>Read the first chapter without the obligation to continue. If you’re not having fun, it’s time to move on. </li>
<li>Choose your books based on what you need to learn right now, so you can use the information you consume.</li>
</ul>

Choosing what to read

Goals of reading. Understanding inspectional, analytical and syntopical reading.

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How to properly read a book

We all know we should read more. Yet so few of us develop a reading habit that allows us to do it. Warren Buffet, one of the greatest investor of the 20th century, spends 80% of his working day reading and thinking.

Winners Take All

Cognitive bottlenecks: the inherent limits of the thinking mind

How Your Brand Should Use NFTs

Googling Is a Skill: 4 Advanced Search Tips to Ask Google the Right Way

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