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3 Brilliant Polymaths, and the Advice They Left Behind
Polymaths are people who have excelled in diverse pursuits, and several of those polymaths left us with some very practical advice on how to succeed.
The 3 Kinds of Intelligence You Need to Succeed in Life
There are three types of intelligence that are necessary for success in life, says the noted psychologist Robert Sternberg.
The Truth About Optimism, and How to Manage Your Biases
Natural selection has left us with a world of optimists—is this healthy?
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Whether You Believe You Can or Believe You Can’t, You’re Right!
Kyle Maynard is a photographer, wrestler, and inspiration machine. Here's how he pursued his passion and helped others along the way.
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Want to Succeed? F-Up Until You Find Your Passion
The story of the world's most successful people is really only half told.
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Entrepreneurs: Stop Fetishizing Failure, Start Asking Absurd Questions
Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial trends go through births and deaths, revolutionizing business attitudes before turning stale. Tim Ferris explains two trends: one near its death, the other very much alive and kicking.
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Top Entrepreneurs Don’t Just Engineer Success – They Reverse Engineer It
Start at the beginning sounds like good advice, and yet it isn't, says Tim Ferriss. He explains the value of the mastering the endgame, and of carving out empty space.
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Procrastinating? Use these Jedi mind tricks to meet your goals.
Tim Ferriss shares a bounty of strategies to help you really and truly overcome procrastination. And if it doesn't do it for you, hey, at least you just killed 10 minutes.
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Your ‘big break’ can happen at any point of your career, Boston researchers say
It takes "deliberate practice," though, to increase your odds of attaining success.
Anthony Scaramucci: Choosing the Right Words Can Turn Failure into Success
Anthony Scaramucci is no angel, but he does choose his words carefully. If you don't evolve along with language, it can be catastrophic for businesses and team dynamics.
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