Repeating Priorities, Not Excuses

I find that most people, me included, are skilled at tricking our minds into thinking we don’t have control over the things standing between us and the things we desire. The trick behind it: excuses. We’re not even very creative with our excuses. Take exercise, for example. Most people who claim they wish to more fit/healthy citeContinue reading “Repeating Priorities, Not Excuses”

Why You’re Not as Objective as You Think You Are

We all like to think that we’re rational adults, that we evaluate things based on facts before concluding with a judgement. But that false belief couldn’t be farther from the truth. Yes, while some can be more disciplined others in their mental evaluations of things, situations, and people, we cannot fully escape the effect ourContinue reading “Why You’re Not as Objective as You Think You Are”

One Power Addict, Countless Losses

I moved to Malaysia two years ago to look for a job and escape the war in Syria. Ever since the rebellion broke out, one truth has been consistent: many people are dying. Whether good or bad, innocent or criminals, it’s execution for everyone without trial. And it’s all the result of one man’s addiction to powerContinue reading “One Power Addict, Countless Losses”

Ben Schwartz on Idea Technology

What motivates your work? For the longest time I can remember, I’ve had trouble finding drive for work. Soon as something becomes a thing I have to do, my mind starts resisting it. Ben Schwartz talks about how a lot of jobs today were designed in a soulless fashion that doesn’t care about the personContinue reading “Ben Schwartz on Idea Technology”