“You’re not an introvert.” That’s the comment I always get when the topic of introversion and extroversion comes up with new people. “But you’re not shy. And you’re really outgoing.” Close friends and family know I’m introverted. But I can fool extroverts basically 100% of the time. I can pass as one of them. And […]
Shots, Sandwiches, and Nightcaps (Study Hacks for Morning, Noon, and Night)
You know what I like to do first thing in the morning? After using the bathroom and knocking back a glass of water, I like to have a strong shot of espresso. It gets me going, perks me up, and gets me ready for the day ahead. In my weaker moments, I’ve often been known […]
Gamify Your Studies
This article is an extract from my book 50 Life-Changing Study Hacks, which you can download and read for free here. Humans are difficult creatures. We’re basically programmed to seek out and indulge in pleasurable activities and avoid stressful or unpleasant activities. That means surfing Reddit, Instagram, or Facebook is easy. That means playing Clash of […]
Things Introverts Want Extroverts To Know
Consider this my manifesto and final statement for every new extrovert that bounces their way into my life. If you’ve met me recently and I’ve directed you to this article, it’s because YOU, my extroverted friend, need to know a thing or two so… Introverts like/tolerate you more You understand what’s going on in your […]
Online Course Announcement: How to Write a Personal Statement for Elite Universities (Coming Soon!)
Have you got your sights set on getting into an elite university? Maybe you dream of attending my alma mater, Oxford University. Or perhaps your dream is with another seemingly impenetrable fortress of learning. Well one thing you can do to stack the odds of getting an invite to interview in your favour is to […]
Billy Collins Teaches Reading and Writing Poetry MasterClass Review
Poetry has been a huge part of my life. A part that I’ve sadly lost touch with until I took the Billy Collins Poetry MasterClass. It was poetry that kicked off my insomnia in my teenage years. I’d spend half the night reading and writing poetry. I circulated it to friends, wrote love poems for my girlfriends, and […]
Penn & Teller Teach the Art of Magic MasterClass Review
The Penn & Teller Teach the Art of Magic MasterClass was MAGICAL. This MasterClass is what my ten-year-old self would have loved. The little boy version of me who wanted to be a magician, who spent countless nights hunched in front of the TV watching David Blaine, Derren Brown, and, of course, the great Penn and Teller […]
David Lynch Teaches Creativity And Film MasterClass Review
The David Lynch MasterClass is freaking weird, man. But you knew that going into it, didn’t you? Would you expect anything less from the David Lynch who brought you the masterpieces of Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, Mulholland Drive, Eraserhead, and so many more? I’ve already taken a bunch of the film masterclasses thanks […]
Natalie Portman Teaches Acting MasterClass Review
The Natalie Portman Teaches Acting MasterClass was one of the masterclasses I was most looking forward to. But was the Natalie Portman MasterClass worth it? Did my favourite actor’s masterclass live up to my expectations? Either take a 3-day free trial with MasterClass using this link, or let’s find out in this Natalie Portman Teaches Acting […]
Notes on Book Four of Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations (from my marginalia)
Before ten days are over, you will seem a god to those who presently view you as a wild beast or an ape, if only you return to your principles and your reverence for reason. (4.16) This is the most profound precept in all of the Meditations. Profound in your intuitive ability to know it’s […]
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