The Mind Collection | How to Think for Yourself

5 Naval Quotes: How His Practical Philosophy Can Change Lives

A deep dive into five inspiring quotes by Naval Ravikant. How does his practical philosophy translate to lasting change?

A deep dive into the Feynman Technique, a method designed to learn through teaching. How can we upgrade it with a few teaching principles?

A collection of 25 interesting concepts on critical thinking, human nature and more. Make better sense of the world one idea at a time.

A collection of some of the most thought-provoking fables, parables and other stories with a moral. What do they mean to you?

A comprehensive guide on test-taking strategies. Succeed in assessments by seeing the world through your teacher’s eyes.

A showcase of 10 cinematic devices and their surprising effects on the audience. How well do you speak the language of film?

A collection of investment quotes that are about more than just finance. Fom Warren Buffett to Nassim Taleb and Naval Ravikant.

A reflection on Mill’s Trident as coined by free speech advocate Greg Lukianoff. Is it the best of all arguments on freedom of speech?

An exploration of The Mind Collection Model, my personal interpretation of a mental model designed to help us navigate the known unknowns.

A reflection on the idea of Dark Horses as an analogy for the quiet people in the room. How can we uncover those unknown knowns?

A reflection on paradoxical examples of odd reasoning. What can we learn from the Crocodile Paradox and is Schrödinger’s Cat dead or alive?

A reflection on the Circle of Competence and Naval Ravikant’s credo to escape competition through authenticity. Time to quit the rat race.

A reflection on five timeless Alan Watts quotes. I’ve channelled my inner spiritual entertainer to uncover the secret of Zen and life.

A reflection on mental shortcuts and how their misapplication can inhibit problem-solving or lead to poor decision-making.

A reflection on the narrative technique known as Stream of Consciousness. How can the concept help us to make use of our messy thoughts?