by Gabriel Stein | Feb 20, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
It’s interesting to me that people so commonly relay Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in the form of a pyramid! Especially considering that Maslow himself (and many others) thought they were more nebulous and less linear at the time, let alone what it’s...
by Gabriel Stein | Feb 16, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
I find etymology and linguistics fascinating, primarily because it provides subtle details and delineation on words. Which leads to increased quality and quantity of communication. A great example of this effect is the delineation of “envy” and...
by Gabriel Stein | Jan 25, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development, Productivity
We’ve all been lulled into the lie that time management is real. It’s iconic and cliche, but not true. The chief reason this is disappointing is because time management is a fairy tale at best, and an impossibility at worst. The bad news is time flies. The...
by Gabriel Stein | Jan 19, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
Very often, we maintain mental beliefs and ideas, or take certain actions that when examined are completely indefensible. But beforehand seemed extremely defensible. This is especially true when it comes to excuses. Almost always, excuses are not dependable, hence...
by Gabriel Stein | Jan 13, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development, Productivity, Software, Technology
Trello is one of my hands down favorite applications! I use it for a wide variety of use cases, and very frequently as well. One of the interesting applications I’ve found for it, is using it to run a Napoleon Hill style mastermind (which you can learn how to...
by Gabriel Stein | Jan 10, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
Imagine for a moment you read a book a month. Since the average American reads very few books a year — if any — you consider yourself a heavy reader. And that’s completely fine! The majority of people don’t read much, especially anything valuable, so 12...
