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Murakami vs Rosberg: Minimum Effective Dose vs Maximum Tolerable Dose | Daily Essay

Episode 212

Five days after he won the 2016 Formula 1 world title, Nico Rosberg retired. To beat Lewis Hamilton he had pushed like crazy in every area, while Har…

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The Economics of Losing Money on Purpose | Daily Essay

Episode 211

Uber lost over $1 billion a year in China and sold out to its rival. In the US, the same bet won. When the winner takes most of a market, losing mone…

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Remove Choices to Save Your Willpower | Daily Essay

Episode 210

Each use of your willpower draws from the same depletable reservoir. Ray Bradbury, Ed Viesturs and Andie MacDowell show three ways to save it: change…

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I Launched a Product a Day for 17 Days (Then Burned Out) | Daily Essay

Episode 209

I launched a product a day and burned out 17 days in, because the habit counted launches and rewarded nothing else. An Output Habit counts what you f…

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The Psychology of Getting Comedy From Failure | Trevor Noah | Daily Essay

Episode 208

Comedians get better after a bad night because whatever happens to them becomes stories for the next set. Trevor Noah tries new things knowing they'l…

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The Viral Trap: How Social Media Keeps What You Make | Daily Essay

Episode 207

Reddit priced the Apollo app out of business, Kayla Newman was never paid for "on fleek," and Nipsey Hussle bought the strip mall he once sold CDs in…

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The 4 Habit Levels Where Results Get Insane | Daily Essay

Episode 206

Bryson DeChambeau's first year of bulking bought him about 20 yards. His second bought him less than two. Anatoly Karpov led Garry Kasparov 5-0 in th…

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When You're Winning... And Lose Everything | Daily Essay

Episode 205

A man from Poland and I each had five minutes to checkmate the other. He took one of my pawns. He was still up on points when he lost.

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The Chinese Mastermind Group Behind Volvo | Daily Essay

Episode 204

Before Li Shufu spent $1.8 billion on Volvo, he asked 20 other Chinese founders in his club to argue about it. Paul Jarvis, Nathan Barry and Warren B…

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You've Read Enough. It's Time to Start Using It. | Daily Essay

Episode 203

Calcium makes bones stronger only once they carry weight, and what you learn builds a skill only once you try to use it. Jim Koch had three Harvard d…

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