3 Elements – Games Vs. Life
Element 1: Availability of information
Element 2: Skill
Element 3: Luck
Game of Chess:
Information is available -Yes, both players can see all the moves on the chess-board
Skill required-Yes
Involvement of luck -No
Game of Cards (Flesh):
Information is available -No,...
The Feynman Technique Of Learning Anything
The Feynman Technique of Learning is attributed to Richard Feynman.
He was a Nobel prize-winning scientist and he was also known as "Great Explainer".
Feynman Technique, also known as Feynman Mental-Model is known as a technique...
High Agency ,Low Agency People.
There're two kinds of people in the world -High Agency People & Low Agency People !
Who are you ?
Let's learn about the differences among the two.
When Hanibal, one of the greatest commanders of history...
Creativity -What It Is & How It Works ?
You don't need to be creative to be creative.
Why creativity is important?
Competency will make you a living ,it is the creativity which will make you rich.
It is going to be the most desirable skill...
How To Get Rich Without Being Lucky !
Naval Ravikant , the famous angel investor ,had a very insightful tweet-storm on this topic.
Seek wealth, not money or status. Wealth is having assets that earn while you sleep. Money is how we...
StoryTellers Rule The World !
StoryTellers Rule The World .
Because storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world.
One may wonder about the title! Why be a story-teller? Why storytellers rule the world ?
Well, look around...
Curse – From Someone Who Loves You
Reading Time: 5 minutes.
Parvati thought, "So , while years on end Siva's body has been glued to mine, at the same time I have been witnessing another of Siva's loves. What does it mean, if...
What’s Halo Effect /Error?
Halo Effect ( also known as Halo error) refers to our behavior when we see one agreeable characteristic in something or someone and we tend to believe that other characteristics of that person (...
Recency Bias- Effect On Decision Making.
Recency Bias refers to a phenomenon where a person gives more emphasis on the events that have happened recently, as compared to remembering something that may have occurred a while back or ignoring the...
Dunning Kruger Effect
It is a bias under which an individual overestimates his own mental ability.
This is the reason many people think of themselves as great although their work may be terrible.
If you come across someone whose...