1. The "More Research" Bunny Crater: You're not "preparing"; but you are likely attempting to avoid starting. Drowning in data rarely leads to action, just more questions.

Welcome back to the annual Productivity Olympics, sponsored by Your Anxiety™.

Event One: Long-Form Emailing

Grammarly takes gold for catching 123 typos in a single panic draft.

Event Two: Streak Hoarding

TypeShare users compete to the death: who can post from the...

1️⃣ Tiny Decision, Big Spiral.

“What should I eat?” becomes an existential crisis about purpose and destiny. (no, just me??)

Hustle culture is killing us, and we have to start unsubscribing from this toxic behavior. So many get wrapped up in being busy for busyness's sake and lose sight of the true goal - ultimately leading to burnout and frustration. And so much of what I have been reading this...

A few weeks back, when reading Nudge, I came across the concept they introduced about invisible energy.  

Why do we avoid making decisions? In some cases, it has to do with the choice architecture of the thing to be decided upon. We might not have any opportunity to practice our options.  Thaler and Sunstein say, "Practice makes perfect (or at least better). Unfortunately, some...

A little story time. A few months back, Damien took one of our vehicles in for its annual state inspection to a local place that does inspections, but it’s primary business is tire sales. It passed inspection, and he drove it home. On the way home, he noticed that the tire...

I found some interesting contrasts in business advice today that I initially took as conflicting advice. However, after pondering it a bit, I realized that the advice compliments, not conflicts.  

Why is it that more often than not, when we are given good advice from someone who has more knowledge, expertise, and/or experience in the area than we do, we don’t follow said advice? This has been heavy on my mind for the past few days, and I am putting this out there in...