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Welcome to our blog, where you’ll read about our research, useful information and, insightful and practical views, both mine and those of many experts, to make sense of this ‘new normal’, and how to survive, recover and thrive in it. This page has ALL the blog posts on this site – personal, family, business and global issues. If you want individual sections, please visit those specific sections on the blog.
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Featured Posts
A Realistic Approach to Dealing With People Who Don’t Like You
How do you deal with people who don't like you?
Getting Unstuck With Mindfulness Practice
Mindfulness is popular and a very old practice. Science is now unpacking the benefits of mindfulness...
Mindfulness Atitude, non-judging
When practicing mindfulness, it is important to recognize this judging quality of mind when it...
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First Principles and the Art of Thinking like Elon Musk
Like Aristotle, Euclid, Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla; Elon has a method to his “thinking...
13 Mental Models Every Founder Should Know
Mental models are to your brain as apps are to your smartphone. Just like apps, there are a ton of...
Charlie Munger, Mental Models, and Making Better Decisions in Business and Life
What can Charlie Munger, a billionaire, Warren Buffett’s business partner, and vice-chairman of...
Is an MBA Still Necessary
It used to be that top corporations picked up MBA graduates as fast as schools could slap...
Can Our Childhood Really Predict Our Future? –
Our childhood experiences, which include parents, combined with our own personalities, our reaction...
What We Expect From Ourselves And Others Often Becomes Reality
The Pygmalion effect is the finding by social psychologist Robert Rosenthal “that what one person...