What the heck is an anti-library and why would you want one?
I was first introduced to the anti-library through Nassim Taleb’s work, the Black Swan. In fact, he was introduced to the concept through writer Umberto …
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Books I’m adding to my re-read list
As followers of my blog know, I’m an avid reader. Just take a look at my previous posts to see some of the many book …
Prompts and questions to help you journal better
It has been several years of on and off journaling, but recently, I finished my first notebook full of notes. As I looked through, I …
Seven things I wished I had learned earlier in my life
After Essential Habits, I am working on another book. One thing that interested me as I was doing research reading and going through online courses is …
My process for reading and absorbing information from books
Over the years of reading numerous books, I have developed and refined my process for absorbing information from books. It took me an embarrassingly long …
Systems are for winners, goals are for losers
Do you have systems or do you have goals? How do you think about the different areas in your life? After reading Scott Adams’ How to …
Essential Habits – my new book
I’m typically not very good at promoting myself, but I thought I’d try to change that. I have been working for two years writing, researching …
The benefits of creating a podcast
Back in the day, my friend Shawn Kanungo and I ran two podcasts, one after the other. The first was called The Dip, and featured interviews with …
One activity to do during self isolation: a skills audit
We are in strange times these days with self isolation being the norm (although when I have gone out on occasion, I see a lot …
Look ma, life’s easy! What I learned about leading an easy life from Ernie Zelinski
Ernie Zelinski is another author that I am glad I discovered. I remember it was through a chance meeting with another Toastmaster at HomeSense. I …