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Dear Reader, Listen to the Newsletter Dear Brain Food Enthusiasts, Welcome to another edition of Brain Food Wednesday, issue 208, where we explore leadership insights. We’re breaking down the key lessons we’ve learned from the survey responses. Think of it as a behind-the-scenes look at the minds of 40 experienced leaders and what they’ve shared…

Hello Happy Families! Get ready for some festive fun in the kitchen with your little ones! Kid-Friendly Holiday Recipes 🎄 These treats are not only yummy but also super fun to create together. Reindeer Cupcakes​ Turn cupcakes into cute reindeer – a fun and easy baking project! TRY IT: REINDEER CUPCAKES​ Marshmallow Snowman Pops​ Make…

The promise of a personal knowledge management (PKM) system is to help you think better and more creatively. It sounds incredible, but if you don’t set it up right, it can actually just create more mess (and more stress). So what do most people do? They start looking for the perfect PKM app. The single…

Hi ReaderAs this year comes to a close, it’s time to start preparing to make 2024 your best year yet! We know how difficult it’s been for freelancers over this past year, so this week, we want to provide you with the tools and strategies to thrive as a freelancer. In this week’s newsletter 📽…

Welcome to the Growth Guide, a weekly newsletter where I share actionable ideas to help you Live Better, Achieve More and Be Financially Free. Charlie Munger Last week, the world lost a legend, Charlie Munger. Munger was a longtime business partner and friend of fellow billionaire Warren Buffett, whom he worked with for nearly 45…

Dear Reader, Listen to the Newsletter Dear Brain Food Enthusiasts, Welcome to another edition of Brain Food Wednesday, issue 207, where we explore the rich tapestry of leadership insights. In this special edition, we delve into the collective wisdom of 40 senior leaders who generously shared their thoughts on leadership, challenges, and pursuing knowledge. Leadership…

There are two main ways that people think about the information they collect into their personal knowledge management (or PKM) systems: Linear Thinking (outlines) Visual Thinking (mind maps) Linear thinking is where things go in a specific order. This is the way I was taught to write papers in school, and it never really clicked…