Useful Not True: Choosing Beliefs That Work
In Useful Not True, Derek Sivers challenges the idea of objective certainty. Instead, he invites us to see beliefs as tools—mental models we adopt not because they’re true, but because they help us act, grow, and find peace.
This book is about intellectual humility, reframing reality, and choosing perspectives that serve your future self.
Truth may be uncertain. But usefulness is actionable.
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: Saving Yourself
True freedom starts within. In this post, Naval Ravikant shares lessons on clarity, self‑care, meditation, and the courage to walk your own path. It’s a guide to shedding expectations, mastering your mind, and choosing the life only you can live.
The hardest part isn’t doing what you want—it’s knowing what you want.
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: Learning Happiness
Happiness isn’t something you chase—it’s something you choose. Naval Ravikant shares timeless lessons on desire, presence, envy, and the habits that build lasting peace of mind.
Stop chasing the game—start enjoying life.
Time to level up!
Back with a new post from the book “The Almanack of Naval Ravikant”, by Eric Jorgenson.
This post focuses on the key ideas to building good judgement and effective decision making.
I hope you enjoy it!
Time to level up!
Back with a new post from the book “The Truth about Employee Engagement”, by Patrick Lencioni.
This post focuses focuses on the virtues that empower an individual to feel engaged and valuable in their workplace; driving motivation, dedication and accountability.
I hope you enjoy it!
Time to level up!
This post focuses on the big picture strategies and tactics to Manage Multiple Teams across an Engineering Organization. From building a healthy organizational climate, to cultivating a shared identity and purpose.
I hope you enjoy it!
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