The Psychology of Money: 12 Ideas That Changed How I Think About Wealth
12 ideas from The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel: luck and risk, enough, compounding, tail events, and why reasonable beats rational.
Decision Making
How we make decisions and how to make better ones: cognitive biases, mental models and behavioural science applied to work and money.
6 Lessons from Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
Six lessons from Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill: definite purpose, belief, specialised knowledge, planning, persistence and the mastermind.
4 Measurement Scales Every Researcher and Marketer Should Know
Nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio: the four measurement scales, with marketing examples and the statistics each one allows you to use.
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: What Mark Manson Gets Right — and What He Oversimplifies
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, summarised and reviewed: choosing your problems, responsibility vs fault, and where Mark Manson oversimplifies.
Freakonomics Review: Brilliant Storytelling, Thin Framework
An honest Freakonomics review: what the book covers, from cheating teachers to baby names, why opinions on it are split, and who should read it.
3 Career Decisions That Compounded for Me Over 12 Years in Marketing
Three habits that compounded over my marketing career: add your own value to every task, act before you are asked, and bring solutions with the problem.