People can be divided into two groups based on their approach to life as a whole: thinkers and imitators. As their names suggest, thinkers use their reasoning for everything, while imitators choose imitation as their strategy in all matters. The problem arises from the very nature of these approa... Read All

A large part of your day is spending time at work or at your workplace. As a result, the feeling you get during these hours (and afterward) makes a significant contribution to your overall life experiences, and how you handle these hours determines your overall quality of life. In light of this, I w... Read All

Which of these lives would you prefer? A freelancer who, without being tied to a place or time, freely travels the world, works productively while having endless free time, reads books, and enjoys life? Or a manager who looks extremely successful from the outside but is caught up in the stress and c... Read All

Since we’ll most likely reach immortality (curing diseases and aging) in less than a hundred years, the psychology of people who are over 150 years old but physically young will be fascinating to see. In less than fifty years, we’ll probably be able to inject knowledge directly into the brain. A wor... Read All

A relationship with a victim A friendship with a narcissist Working at a company with a sadistic boss Any one of these is enough to ruin your life. If you’re stuck in one of them, out of respect for yourself and for the health of your body and mind, run.... Read All

The reason books and reading have existed for 5,000 years without becoming obsolete is simple: because they work. Reading makes you know more, understand more, make better decisions, and live better. Reading is something everyone wants to do more of. If you don’t read at all, you want to read a few.... Read All

Picture someone on death row. Their sentence is set for 5 AM tomorrow. How do they see life? What do they suddenly crave doing? What becomes truly important , and what instantly loses all value? What promises do they whisper to themselves , if only they could escape the noose? Maybe (okay, let’... Read All

Two shots of espresso, dark chocolate, instrumental music, talking with someone who inspires you. A walk with no destination, just to tire out your body and mind. Meditation. A hot or ice-cold shower. Changing the scent of your surroundings with an unfamiliar cologne.... Read All

Friends Life feels complicated. But planning for it doesn’t have to be. Let’s break it down. All you need is a quiet space, some focus, and a willingness to ask yourself the right questions. Step 1: What Do You Want? Write a list. No limits, no filters, just answer the question:“What do... Read All

Preface: How did I find the time to read? These books are especially useful for those interested in entrepreneurship, but anyone can benefit from reading them. The Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas TalebHow to prepare for improbable (usually negative) events. Unlearn by Barry O'ReillyTo achie... Read All

Think about your life. Right now, you probably have lists upon lists waiting for you: Work to-dos. Books you must read. A mountain of YouTube videos, bookmarked podcasts, and training courses you downloaded months ago. Songs, movies, full discographies collecting digital dust. A billion-... Read All

The Terminal (2004) For some time, a question has been occupying my mind: Why should we help others? Or why should someone help me? What meaning and value does helping hold? I’ll try to analyze this question in a few points. 1. Choice Theory in a simple definition is about choices and ... Read All