How Your Scarcity Mindset is Actively Blocking You from Abundance
Having a scarcity mindset prevents you from committing to specialization. Specialization leads to abundance, in ways that you can't predict or expect.
Akash Kanojia
A Technique for Shifting from a Scarcity Mindset to an Abundance Mindset
Most people who are stuck in a scarcity mindset are stuck because they have no practice thinking in abundance terms. This post describes a technique for practicing your abundance mindset.
When people don’t listen to your advice
I recently had a conversation with a more junior person in my field that went sideways. Over the course of the conversation (which related to our shared field) I felt myself becoming angry—with internal words like “this attitude is a mistake” and “he just doesn’t get it.”
Later
Personal Balance Sheet Template w/ Video Guide
A personal balance sheet template for you to use. Organized by asset categories including cash, investments (with subcategories), real estate, vehicles, and other items. Liabilities correspond to the closest matching asset.
Continuous Learning and Continuous Teaching
Learning, teaching, and doing are all connected as part of the same process. This process produces the confidence that, over time, dissolves guilt and fear.
A Little Bit of Impostor Syndrome Is a Good Thing
Self-doubt lights the path towards growth and learning.
Do you feel guilty selling?
How to go from feeling guilty about selling to feeling confident.
7 Macro Trends I’m Watching and Their Impact on Inflation
We're facing an inflationary future--demographic decline, climate change, and rising debt will overwhelm the deflationary impact of AI and robotics.
Does Your Work Encourage Truth-Telling?
Kalen’s Story
I had a conversation with a corporate manager recently who was dissatisfied with the firm’s remote/in-office policy. The company mandated two days a week in the office but many people weren’t coming in with that frequency. This manager (let’s call him Kalen) often
Do You Celebrate Your Financial Wins?
When most people reflect on their financial life, they tend to focus only on the things that aren’t going right—I’m not making enough money, I’m not saving enough, I have a payment coming due, et cetera. This is normal and part of human nature—the survival