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Category Archives: Psychology
Six Tips to Make Your Message Stick
Six tips to help your audience remember your message. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged communication, social skills, UI/UX design, user interface
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In Search of Black Swans
What is a Black Swan event, and how can you benefit from them? Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged antifragility, Black Swan, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, optionality
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Generalist or Specialist?
Do generalists have any advantage over specialists? Continue reading
The Lindy Effect
The longer a thing is around, the longer it will stay around. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged antifragility, lindy effect, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, prediction
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