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62 Notebooks Full Of Sketches and Ideas
Mikel Cirkus has an unusual job: he identifies trends before they become trends. His secret weapon isn't big data or AI—it's 62 hand-drawn notebooks filled with sketches, observations, and fragments of conversations that eventually connect into groundbreaking ideas.
The Rise of Liberal Arts
Leaders often are the outside face of the company, dealing with regulators, key suppliers, unions, the general public, etc. Being able to understand multiple perspectives -- even if they are being expressed in jarring ways -- can have a huge impact on a company's reputation and its ability to sort out turmoil without making lasting enemies. Ditto for the ability to communicate in a way that's mindful of audiences' emotional state as well as logical considerations.
Why Teaching AI Your Job Might Save Your Career
liberal arts graduates might be the last ones standing when AI takes over—and the gig workers training their robot replacements could be teaching us the most important career lesson of all.
The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel – Book Review
In The Art of Spending Money, Morgan Housel shifts focus from how to get rich to how to stay happy once you have money. Wealth is not about the stuff you buy, but the independence you secure. Spending is an art because it’s deeply personal—what brings joy to one person might seem crazy to another.