By Athenarium / Posted on12/01/2022 Factfulness, Instincts, and Antidotes — Hans, Ola and Anna Rosling Ten instincts that distort our worldview
By Athenarium / Posted on10/12/2021 From Lobotomies to Hedge Funds – Prestige, Hubris, and the Nobel Disease Prestige, fallibility, and hubris on the grandest of stages.
By Athenarium / Posted on20/10/2021 On Writing Well — William Zinsser and his Guide to Nonfiction Given we spend so much of our lives writing, it seems most wise to hone our craft.
By Athenarium / Posted on19/07/2021 Inside the Five-Sided Box with Ash Carter — Lessons from a Lifetime of Leadership in the Pentagon Lessons from the former U.S. SecDef on incentives, strategy, mobilisation and leadership.
By Athenarium / Posted on22/06/2021 Play Winning Chess — Yasser Seirawan on the Principles and Philosophy of Chess Former chess Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan has four principles to chess: force, time, space and structure.
By Athenarium / Posted on10/05/2021 Where Good Ideas Come From — Steven Johnson on the Natural History of Innovation From the adjacent possible to exaptation and liquid networks.
By Athenarium / Posted on27/04/2021 Good Strategy / Bad Strategy — Richard Rumelt on the Difference and Why It Matters Dog food, blue skies, and the kernels of good strategy.
