Ancient Secrets To Learning More, Making Better Decisions, And Future-Proofing Your Life
Steve Jobs often liked to compare computers to bicycles. The way he viewed the computer was it being like a bicycle for the mind. In one of his interviews he Continue Reading
People get angry all the time, and anger was something that the ancient philosophers would often discuss. For them, it was at the root of many problems. Guys like Seneca, Continue Reading
The Roman Republic officially ended in 27 BC, when Octavian became Augustus, the first emperor of Rome. However, it had been dying long before. The process took over a hundred Continue Reading
Humans have an enormous power of creativity and resilience. The greatest inventions, the greatest feats of endurance, and the greatest discoveries, have all come through people pushing past their boundaries, Continue Reading
Imagine a situation when you are under siege. Your army is small, your position is weak and a stronger enemy is at your gates. This doesn’t have to be just Continue Reading
In 27 BC, 727 years after the founding of the city of Rome and in the second year of the 188th Olympiad, a momentous event happened, one that would change Continue Reading
Edward Gibbon started his description of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire at a period of history when it was at its peak. During the reign of the Continue Reading
Do you know what the most effective strategies to use are when you want to learn something? It turns out that most people don’t. In fact, many of the popular Continue Reading
Why do I want to fight? As I took my first step out of the plane and onto the boarding stairs, the hot, humid air instantly smacked me across the Continue Reading
