Think about the political party or group you most identify with, and consider what you disagree with them about. (View Highlight)
Understand the principle of loss aversion: We tend to fear losses more than we desire gains. Keep it in mind when considering different options and risks. Sometimes the most dangerous thing you can do is play it safe. (View Highlight)
Practice selfish generosity: being a good human tends to lead to you being happier. Do something nice for someone every day. Vary the people you choose and the “something nice.” (View Highlight)
Make a list of what you know to be true. Update the list once in a while as your beliefs evolve. (View Highlight)
There is almost always more than one way to accomplish something. Often the alternative options are easier, quicker, cheaper, or just better. (View Highlight)
Successful people use systems, but the systems they use tend to vary. You don’t necessarily need to get up early, meditate for ten minutes a day, avoid checking email in the morning, or whatever else the productivity trend is. You do need to figure out how you do your best work, and then make any changes you can to support those conditions. (View Highlight)
