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Some articles are simply hard to read—not because we are not trying hard enough, but because they were never written to teach in the first place.

Sometimes, their purpose is merely to explain something briefly or to serve as a record. They skip the intermediate steps that would m…

If you want to improve quickly, one of the best things you can do is take on something genuinely difficult.

Hard problems expose the weaknesses you used to overlook—or simply chose to ignore.

More importantly, the feedback they give you is brutally honest. It shows you, as object…

Happiness is not a goal to be reached. It is a state we can learn to remain in.

Naval Ravikant once said that if a person can maintain a peaceful state of mind, that itself is a form of happiness—what he calls peaceful happiness.

Peaceful happiness is the feeling of being fully p…