Coach’s Function, Søren Kierkegaard, Leap of Faith, Same DNA Different Cells, Collision Course
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The below is extracted from the email sent on Jun 06, 2021
Here’s a list of what I’m exploring and pondering this week.
1. A coach’s primary function should be not to make better players but to make better people.
Book: Coach Wooden and Me: Our 50-Year Friendship On and Off the Court
Coach Wooden and Me is a book by the NBA’s all-time leading scorer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar writing about his priceless friendship with…
REBT’s ABC Model, Information and Energy, Science and Philosophy and Art, Space and Time, Epicurus and Ads
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The below is extracted from the email sent on May 24, 2021
Here’s a list of what I’m exploring and pondering this week.
1. A rational-emotive explanation of personality is as easy as ABC, Activating events, Beliefs, Consequences.
Book: Systems of Psychotherapy
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) is a form of cognitive behavior therapy developed by Dr. Albert Ellis. …
Not Louder, When Told You’re Wrong, Treat People, Only Imperfect Produces Art, Rule of 3 In Conversation
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The below is extracted from the email sent on May 16, 2021
Here’s a list of what I’m exploring and pondering this week.
1. When things aren’t working, be smarter, not louder.
Book: Your Music and People
It is an observation from Derek Sivers. …
Celebrate Fucked Up, Burn Out, Apology and Compliment, Cheapest Therapy, No Desperate Need
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The below is extracted from the email sent on May 09, 2021
Here’s a list of what I’m exploring and pondering this week.
1. Whenever you are completely fucked up, you celebrate rapturously. You know a little bit more about yourself. That’s the best thing.
Thought
I was totally fucked up at something this week. Whenever I know I mess up, this is what I say to myself. It is always almost therapeutic to write down how and why…
Root of All Human Motivation, Virtual and Real, Feel, Justified Success, Confirming Belief
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The below is extracted from the email sent on May 02, 2021
Here’s a list of what I’m exploring and pondering this week.
1. All human behavior is only driven by the desire to escape discomfort.
Book: Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life
Most people in the world believe that human motivation is all about carrots and sticks. It’s all about pain and pleasure, like what…
Tyranny of Merit, SAT, First-generation Students, Lottery for College Admission, Political Divides
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The below is extracted from the email sent on Apr 25, 2021
Book Recommendation
1. The Tyranny of Merit by Michael Sandel
Here’s a list of what I’m exploring and pondering this week.
Michael Sandel, the author of Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do?, addressed the arrogance generated by meritocracy among the winners and the denigration it imposes on those excluded in his new book The…
Baumol’s Cost Disease, No Phone, Repeated Mistakes, Two Ways to Categorize, Elephant Gym
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The below is extracted from the email sent on Apr 18, 2021
Here’s a list of what I’m exploring and pondering this week.
1. Baumol’s cost disease: Why prices of labor-intensive services keep going up regardless of low productivity growth?
Article: Two parallel worlds in Taiwan: Rich and Unaffordable(Traditional Chinese)
Baumol’s cost disease is a phenomenon pointed out by the economist William Baumol. While rising wages are typically attributed to the growth in labor…
The Ackerman Model, The F Word, Experience isn’t Learning, Fool Yourself, SXSW 2021
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1. The Ackerman Bargaining Model: 65%, 85%, 95%, and 100%
Online Course: MasterClass | Chris Voss Teaches the Art of Negotiation
The Ackerman Model is a bargaining method that counters with decreasing incremental offers until your target offer price is reached. For example, if we have a target price of $100 for buying a bike…
Attribution Traps, Feedback, Naked offering Shirts, Knowledge and Wisdom, Measurement for Importance
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The below is extracted from the email sent on Mar 28, 2021
1. Why did they do that? Three Attribution Traps: Fundamental Attribution Error, Actor-Observer Bias, and Self-Serving Bias
Online Course: Learn Social Psychology
In social psychology, attribution is the process of inferring the causes of behaviors. We attribute the behaviors to some causes. …
Combination, Burnout, Strong Opinion, Hold Stock Forever, Vibe and Tribe
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The below is extracted from the email sent on Mar 21, 2021
The inputs I want to share this week are mostly from a 2016 interview with Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI and the former president of Y Combinator (YC). I first listened to the interview in my sophomore year. At that time, I was applying…
