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The Best Articles on Entrepreneurship
“We will have to learn to develop ourselves. We will have to place ourselves where we can make the greatest contribution. And we will have to stay mentally alert and engaged during a 50-year working life, which means knowing how and when to change the work we do.” – Peter Drucker
Should You Start a Business?
“True freedom is impossible without a mind made free by discipline” – Adler
The Passion Debate
“Don’t follow your passions, follow your effort. It will lead you to your passions and to success, however you define it.” – Mark Cuban
What the Story of David and Goliath Tells us About Introverts and Extroverts
An epic fight took place between David and Goliath that would decide victory for their respective armies – the Israelites and the Philistines. At the time, the rules of battle allowed both armies to each elect a representative who would face off in one-on-one combat instead of pitting two entire armies against one another.
One Bullet
One of the problems entrepreneurs face is having too many options, too much time, and too little focus. This calls for you to imagine that you don’t have infinite time, that you have one bullet left in your pistol.
How Taleb’s Ergodicity is Informed by Hegel
Nassim Taleb’s Ergodicity is the idea that you cannot judge the egalitarianism of a system based on a static representation. You cannot say that inequality in a country is high because at this point in time, a minority of people own the vast amount of resources. But rather, you must take into consideration what happens over time.
The Doer vs The Thinker
There are many ways of categorizing people according to their personalities, but a simple and effective one is into doers vs thinkers. Here, I define the thinker as someone who’s main profession is to think about matters abstractly, this can be the professor, novelist, or artist.