BEFORE YOU APPLY TO ANOTHER JOB, run your LinkedIn through Claude. It reads your profile like a $200/hr career consultant, finds 5 gaps, rewrites every section. Here are the prompts:
@RobinSharma I first read it in January 2011, and I have read almost all other books by it author.
My daughter was born in 2017 and her mum saw it fits that she be named Robin.
@marktilbury Most money books repeat the same ideas. Spend less than you earn, invest consistently, avoid bad debt, be patient. Simple principles are boring, which is why most people keep looking for new ones
Why does 3rd place sometimes look happier than 2nd place? It comes from something called counterfactual thinking. This is the mind imagining alternative outcomes and comparing them to what actually happened.
Silver medalists usually compare upward.
They think, “I was so close to winning.”
That imagined version of gold makes the real result feel disappointing.
Bronze medalists compare downward.
They think, “I almost didn’t medal at all.”
That imagined outcome makes the real result feel better.
Same podium. Very different emotions.
This is a reminder that our feelings often come from the comparisons we create, not the outcome itself. Understanding that can help us navigate regret, motivation, and meaning with more clarity.
YouTube is a free university.
But there are more than 38,000,000 channels there and it's hard to find the good ones.
Here are 10 channels that will make you smarter:
Following the right people is the most underrated growth hack in the world.
But there are 199,000,000 accounts to choose from...
Here are 20 gems that you wished you followed earlier: