On the path to success, we need three things to keep us continuously improving. If you don’t have them, you’ll be competing handicapped.

I was asked to give advice to a YouTube follower who was career transitioning, which made me reflect on what makes the ideal job. My conclusion has two parts.

When exactly should you mind map? I'll explain chaos and order cycles of projects and how to use mind maps to organize your thoughts, become more productive and reduce stress.

During an emerging crisis like Covid & Ukraine, it’s easy to be swept up in the whirlwind of news and emotions. Here is a structured approach to cut through the noise to begin understanding what’s going on.

Today’s hyperconnected world has turned us into nervous wrecks. Here’s how to calm yourself with a few mental tricks I learned from meditation.

Systems Thinking is looking at things as a whole AND its parts in order to understand how it works. My framework has three layers and it’s the same process I apply to every mind map.

In a world of unpredictable rapid growth it’s the magnitude of the payoff that matters. Here’s how the best tech investors thrive in what legendary statistician Nassim Taleb calls the chaotic 4th Quadrant.

Use mind maps to dissect our emotions to improve our mental wellbeing and relationships.

Most of what we formally learn is textbook knowledge, but in most important things in life, it’s the emotional understanding that ultimately matters.

When analyzing information or talking to people about fast moving current events, I ask myself if we’re having a Fog-level or Peak-level discussion.