Knowledge
What We Know and How We Know It
From tribal intuition to documented facts, knowledge takes many forms—and each one matters in different ways.
Thinking
Seeing the Future with Second-Order Thinking
Second-order thinking helps you make decisions that hold up over time by forcing you to ask not just “What happens?” but “What happens next?”
Productivity
What is Systems Thinking and How Can I Use it Today?
Systems thinking is a powerful mindset for understanding the world not as a series of isolated events, but as an interconnected web of relationships and influences. It invites us to see complexity clearly, to grasp how seemingly unrelated parts can work together, and to identify how small changes might have
Aviation
How Aviation Embodies the Spirit of Continuous Exploration
There is something timeless and universal about humanity’s fascination with flight. From the moment people could look up and see birds soaring above them, the desire to join them became more than a fantasy—it became a calling. Flight has always symbolized freedom, ingenuity, and a kind of sublime
Work
What Game Designers Know that Corporate Leaders Forget
What if work felt more like a well-designed game? Lessons from game design that could transform how we lead, train, and manage.
Books
The Enduring Mystery of Eels: A Deep Dive into The Book of Eels
Few creatures have captivated human curiosity like the eel. Slippery, secretive, and seemingly otherworldly, the eel has puzzled scientists, inspired mythologies, and formed deep cultural and personal connections across generations. In The Book of Eels: Our Enduring Fascination with the Most Mysterious Creature in the Natural World, Patrik Svensson explores
Science
The Neuroscience of Curiosity
Curiosity is a fundamental force in human nature, driving innovation, learning, and discovery. From childhood exploration to scientific breakthroughs, curiosity propels us to seek out new information and make sense of the world. But what is happening in our brains when we feel curious? Neuroscientists have been unraveling the mechanisms
Curious
The Secret Lives of Everyday Objects
Have you ever paused to consider the objects that surround you? The ones we use without a second thought, like paperclips, zippers, or lightbulbs? These mundane items, while seemingly ordinary, are packed with fascinating histories and surprising facts. If you're curious, keep reading! The Paperclip The humble paperclip
Curious
The Art of Asking Questions: Unlocking the Power of Curiosity
Life often feels like a series of interconnected mysteries waiting to be unraveled. Each situation—whether it’s a problem to solve, a decision to make, or an opportunity to explore—carries hidden layers of insight. The key to uncovering these layers? Asking the right questions. At the heart of