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My first introduction to Ikigai (生き甲斐) was, funnily enough, an alcoholic drink at Benihana which consisted of an unknown combination of the following ingredients elderflower, rhubarb, lemon, Tequila Reposado. I am not a fan of alcohol, but this i...

My first introduction to Ikigai (生き甲斐) was, funnily enough, an alcoholic drink at Benihana which consisted of an unknown combination of the following ingredients elderflower, rhubarb, lemon, Tequila Reposado. I am not a fan of alcohol, but this i...

wentysomething year olds who are trying to navigate their way through life and sometimes avoid their responsibilities because they’re scared of what the future holds. Sound about right?

wentysomething year olds who are trying to navigate their way through life and sometimes avoid their responsibilities because they’re scared of what the future holds. Sound about right?

So Good They Can’t Ignore You” is a great book for any career-focused individual no matter where they are in their career. For any younger readers, this will give you a killer edge. Cal has broken a very common and deeply rooted misconception “Follow...

Mindset: by Carol Dweck | Summary Carol found out that people either have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset. People with a growth mindset know intelligence can be developed.

Let’s start with “the past.” Something that holds a lot of people back. Not having a relevant college degree, not having good grades, making “mistakes” in college or university… These are all mental blockers that people point fingers at when they beg...

Here are the key highlights from that learning process: Sequence learning from simple to complex. Internalize new learnings. Make smaller circles. Invest in loss. Cultivate the Soft Zone. Build a Zone Trigger. Build in efficient recovery. Use adversi...

The job market and employment outlook for recent college graduates has changed significantly. The Blair government when it set an arbitrary target that 50 per cent of young people should attend university – no ifs, no buts. But when half the country...