Suppose you were offered a job where the net benefit to society or yourself (other than the pay) was very small. You can pick between either of these two Digging holes and filling them up again. Writing “I’m working” over and over on a form and then throwing those forms in the wastebasket. For the [...]
The three things I did right (and so can you)
Published in April 26th, 2011
Humans have this wonderful capacity for making a simple thing wonderfully complicated (and typically charging for the process). For instance, consider the diet industry with its huge selection of various methods to lose weight or gain weight with complicated rules or formulae, like not partaking in the eating hotdogs on a Thursday, down to the [...]
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