mathematics

How to increase your luck (according to science)

A scientist studied good luck for 10 years and discovered this

Nov 2 •

Álvaro García

The world isn't as bad as they say (II)

Generalizing, false urgency, and excuses

Sep 24 •

Álvaro García

The world isn't as bad as they say (I)

Distilling Books - Number 16

Sep 20 •

Álvaro García

Stanford University's $5 challenge for creatives and entrepreneurs

From $5 to $650 in 2 hours

Sep 6 •

Álvaro García

The perfect plan trap

Nothing will go as planned

Jul 18 •

Álvaro García

Kakeibo: The Japanese minimalist method for saving money

No complications. Paper and pencil.

May 17 •

Álvaro García

Butterfly Effect: Tiny Changes, Huge Impact

The power of small actions

May 11 •

Álvaro García

Want to be luckier? Use this mathematical hack

You can design what others call luck

Apr 11 •

Álvaro García

The 2 types of growth: Which one are you in?

Logarithmic vs exponential

Apr 5 •

Álvaro García

Kepler and the exploration of the cosmos

Notes on giants - Number 8

Feb 16 •

Álvaro García

Are You Undervaluing Your Long-Term Potential?

The enormous power of 1% improvement

Jan 21 •

Álvaro García

Leonardo da Vinci: The impressive notebooks of a genius

Notes on giants - Number 4

Dec 10, 2024 •

Álvaro García

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