Replaying an Argument in Your Head. The 2,500-Year-Old Honey-Cake Rule. https://t.co/XFEdLnHFys via @YouTube Nobody's arguing with you at 1 AM. You're doing both voices.
A 2,500-year-old rule, named after a honey-cake.
Your Hands Tighten at Match Point. A Roman Letter Explains Why. https://t.co/XPIq4bl3BY via @YouTube The loss you already sat with can't ambush you.
Seneca, year 64. New video on why your hands tighten at match point.
Never Trust the Man Who Made You https://t.co/YMtIaiLiGB via @YouTube "He won every battle he ever fought. He lost the one walk that mattered. Never trust the man who made you to save you."
The Vikings Had a Rule for the Reply You've Already Half-Typed https://t.co/kk0fjmOPQo via @YouTube
An Old Norse poem, written down around 1270: don't trade words with someone who won't see reason. Talking is what exposes you.
Five verses. One check before you hit Send.
Never Become More Useful Than Your Boss https://t.co/o4Kr5Rjwwm via @YouTube He saved them. Nine months later, they killed him for it.
1630. The general who stopped an invading army at the walls of Beijing was executed as a traitor by the emperor he rescued.
The Real Meaning of "A Journey of a Thousand Miles" https://t.co/OqGkRp1uxC via @YouTube The famous quote is real. The pep talk around it is not.
Tao Te Ching, chapter 64 — new video.
The Real Meaning of "A Journey of a Thousand Miles" https://t.co/0IaZA9D8ha via @YouTube The famous quote is real. The pep talk around it is not.
Tao Te Ching, chapter 64 — new video.
Buddha Never Said "What You Think, You Become" https://t.co/RazyyA9FKo via @YouTube Buddha never said "what you think, you become."
The real line is quieter, and better: thoughts don't come true. They come easier.