How Survivorship Bias Causes You To Make Mistakes

During World War II, fighter planes would come back from battle with holes. Engineers noted the areas where airplanes were hit and assumed they need to strengthen the most frequently damaged parts to build stronger aircraft. A mathematician, Abraham Wald, pointed out that the enemy does not spare areas with no bullet holes. The planes… Continue reading How Survivorship Bias Causes You To Make Mistakes

5 People Who Overcame Obstacles That Were Thought To Be Impossible

Over my readings, I’ve come across a few incredible examples of individuals who kept trying to improve despite being told numerous times by their doctor it’s impossible to recover. Let this inspire you. Napoleon Hill’s son – Born with an ear defection Napoleon Hill is an incredible individual who spent over 20 years studying hundreds… Continue reading 5 People Who Overcame Obstacles That Were Thought To Be Impossible

10 Bad Habits That Millionaires Avoid

Here are ten bad habits that millionaires avoid: Procrastination: Millionaires understand that time is a valuable asset and they avoid wasting it by procrastinating on important tasks and projects. Instead, they prioritize their time and work efficiently to achieve their goals. Overspending: Millionaires are careful with their money and avoid overspending on unnecessary expenses. They… Continue reading 10 Bad Habits That Millionaires Avoid

Captivate by Vanessa Van Edwards, A Book Summary

Captivate by Vanessa Van Edwards is a book that delves into the science of human behavior and the art of persuasion. In it, Van Edwards provides practical tips and techniques for mastering the art of communication and influencing others. One of the key themes of the book is the importance of understanding the different personality… Continue reading Captivate by Vanessa Van Edwards, A Book Summary

How To Read Faster

Speed reading is a technique that allows a person to read text quickly and efficiently. This is done by using a range of strategies, such as avoiding subvocalization (the act of silently saying words in your head as you read) and using your peripheral vision to take in more text at once. According to scientific… Continue reading How To Read Faster