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What Monopoly Gets Right About Real Life
If you commit nothing, you never build anything. If you commit too much, you eventually lose everything.
Mar 31
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It’s Better to Be Wrong Than to Be Vague and Confusing
Only the language that is precise enough to be wrong is good enough to be useful.
Mar 23
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Are You Standing Too Close to the Book?
Why the real reading begins after you finish the book
Mar 17
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How to separate trade-offs from avoidable costs
There are no solutions, only trade-offs
Mar 14
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When the response become the damage
Outcomes often belong to the reaction more than the original trigger
Mar 14
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How to Tell a Book from a Market Commodity?
Are books becoming profound nonsense?
Mar 14
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What Marks the Summit of a Life?
What ikigai and flow have in common?
Mar 14
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Dress Code for Thought
Why typography matters so much in software
Mar 14
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December 2025
How to Read More Books by Quitting More
The Strategic Quitting Method
Dec 8, 2025
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Aruna Kumarasiri
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