7 pieces in this series — best read in order.
Jim Rohn's 1981 ten-minute talk: your income can't outgrow you, plus three things you can start on today.
The marshmallow test was overturned: kids who eat it aren't weak-willed, they just don't trust promises. How two worlds grow apart, and what changes things.
Does your thinking decide your wallet, or your wallet decide your thinking? Neither: it is a loop, and loops can be pushed.
The "smart" in smart switches and plugs is a bought-in part. Plus three things worth knowing before you buy.
Like a fire, a leak and a dead bulb at once: sort debts by what happens if you don't pay, pick snowball or avalanche, map 13 weeks ahead, and talk early.
Why does sushi on a belt stay fresh? Every Sushiro plate carries a tiny chip that tracks how far it has travelled; after about 350 metres it comes off, and the same data tells the kitchen what to make.
The rooms and beds can be nearly the same. The extra star mostly buys people: staff who are always there and think ahead for you.
