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The Urgent vs the Important: How to Prioritize Your Time

By |2023-12-31T16:17:08+13:00June 22nd, 2023|Articles, Play, Productivity|

As the military general in charge of US operations in Europe during World War II, Dwight Eisenhower had many difficult days. He had to handle shifting priorities in complex, uncertain situations. His leadership was characterized by a keen understanding of the difference between urgency and importance. “What is important is seldom urgent and what is [...]

Polymath problems

By |2023-12-31T16:16:52+13:00June 1st, 2023|Articles, Blog, Introspection|

I’m a polymath, so you may have been surprised by the variety of topics you see me write about. Depending on what phase of my interests I was in when you started following me, you may be a little confused about who I am and what I do. To give you some context, I’ll give you [...]

The 2 Types of Attention: Deep and Shallow

By |2023-12-31T16:16:44+13:00May 25th, 2023|Articles, Blog, Play, Productivity|

When the psychoanalyst Carl Jung was challenging the philosophy of Sigmund Freud, he needed complete focus. Freud had become the leading voice in psychiatry, and Jung supported him early in his career, because of their shared interest in the subconscious mind. But as Jung grew older, and saw more patients in his Zurich office, he [...]

ChatGPT creates fast bullshit.

By |2023-12-31T16:15:52+13:00March 25th, 2023|Articles, Marketing|

Dr Jeremy Faust used AI to diagnose a patient who was 35 years old, had no prior medical history, and came in complaining of chest pains. Most doctors would look at her symptoms and assume it was blood clots. But ChatGPT, the revolutionary new chatbot released by OpenAI, diagnosed her with costochondritis. This condition is an inflammation [...]

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