Your first few post-grad years can be more educational than college

ByCharles Chu

Oliver Sacks warned us against the dangers of obsessive hobbies

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Three of the world’s most powerful billionaires agree—there’s one trait you need to succeed

ByCharles Chu

In defense of amateurs

ByCharles Chu

When it comes to being successful, time management is more important than having great ideas

ByCharles Chu

Bruce Lee achieved all his life goals by his death at age 32 because of one personality trait

ByCharles Chu

The perfect conditions for creativity, according to Monty Python’s John Cleese

ByCharles Chu

Benjamin Franklin wasn’t a natural talent. Here’s how he taught himself to write

ByCharles Chu

In the time you spend on social media each year, you could read 200 books

ByCharles Chu

Isaac Asimov wrote almost 500 books in his lifetime—these are the six ways he did it

ByCharles Chu