Productivity Hack: How to schedule emails – Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird, Android
Learn how to delay the send of your emails to be more productive and / or show you're working when secretly you're enjoying coffee with friends
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Assumptions: How to test and destroy them
What knowledge do you assume you, or others know? What assumptions do you have that may be holding you back? Dr Ann Clarke explains how the assumption of knowledge is the death of curiosity. Test and destroy it.
How new generations can be richer than the old (without owning property)
Exasperated at not being able to buy a house? Forget about it and consider how else you can be richer than the past
Why you need to turn your product into a service before it’s too late
How can you survive artificial intelligence / automation / the internet of things? Learn how to turn your product into a service.
How to get your first 1,000 readers online (hint: Quora)
Writing without readers? Tired of publishing content without it going anywhere? Not happy with the number of views your articles get? Try writing on Quora.
You need to read this story
There's more to this story than you think. Sometimes, you have to look between the words. Interested? Come find out...
How to hack Instagram and become a world-class martial artist
How to use Instagram videos to strengthen neural networks. Master a martial art with these hacks and secret tools. Lessons from Capoeria Mestre BrasÃlia.
How to shoot a rifle accurately: Lones Wigger Olympic shooter shares tips
Lones Wigger, double Olympic winner for shooting, shares the required mindset for success. I put it to the test at a competitive rifle range.
In Search of the Miraculous by P. D. Ouspensky
There are some books where half of it is gobbledegook, and the other half is pure genius. In Search of the Miraculous by P. D. Ouspensky…
John Middleton Murry on The Price of Leadership
John Middleton Murry was a prolific writer and intellectual. So why did he call for a return to early 19th Century Christian society?