I made a joke about heading off to a long day of work in the data mines, and that led me to launch a course. 

Turns out, you can use Minecraft as a great vehicle for explaining how the internet works, so I'm going to do that. Enjoy my explanation of the thought process behind everything that's going into the course development. 

You can preorder the course here and get the modules as they release, or join the community and get a front-row seat to the entire process!

How often do you just have some fun? I decided to do that last week, and I had a great time. And I was hit by a wave of inspiration in the process.

Listen to this episode if you want to hear about some playing around I did with AI prompts, the results, or why social media can have a negative effect on us.

Here's the episode of How To Scale Yourself I referenced.

There's a lot of hype right now around AI. In this episode, I talk about where the hype is wrong and what you can expect from AI. There's a lot to love about AI, but there are also a lot of caveats. Listen to this episode if you want to have a better understanding of the current and future states of AI.

Conventional wisdom tells you that you just need to focus. All of your problems are due to your lack of focus.

I disagree.

There was a time when that was more true, but given the increasing rate of change in the world, focus can actually doom you in the longer term.

Take the time to think through your ideas and explore possible different paths. You might find yourself being quite happy you did!

What are you doing that gives you the opportunity to be lucky?

How much do you think about that?

Maybe you sit at home and just complain about how lucky everyone else is. 

In order to get lucky, you have to put yourself in a position to be lucky. In this episode, I talk about what you can do, why it works, and how to think about it.

Something I've discovered about myself: inertia is incredibly important. In this episode, I talk about my approach to getting stuff done and riding the inertia wave to overcome the challenges I face with ADHD.

What does the word competition mean to you? I've wondered that myself and will probably continue to battle with it, but in this episode I dig into competition from a few different angles and share what competition means to me.

In many cases, we use hacks to speed up our outcomes. But that tends to leave us with outcomes that aren't sustainable or repeatable.

In this episode, I chat about some thoughts I've been having around what it takes to build sustainable knowledge instead of relying on hacks to get by.