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Back when I was in university, there were always a few fellow students who did a dumb thing: They would work like crazy to get out…

I’ve been feeling like experimenting lately. This time, to confirm a theory I have: that caffeine is making me anxious. So I’m going to go without…

Takeaway: Automations aren’t permanent—they’re systems that work until they break, which eventually they all do. Weigh how likely each automation is to fail and what failure…

One of the most useful things to understand about AI is that most of its use cases are an “optimization equation.” In other words, you’re always…

There’s a right way and a wrong way to use AI. The wrong, gross way: have Claude write and respond to all of your emails, write…

I’m starting a new podcast, with my good friend David Sparks, on using AI to become more productive! It’s called Intentional AI, and it’s available wherever…

Takeaway: As AI takes over producing the work, human value shifts to something harder to automate: setting intention, giving direction, and judging what’s worth doing.Estimated Reading…

Born in Singapore, Clare Bailey Mosley, 64, studied at the Royal Free Medical School where she met Michael Mosley: they married in 1987. She worked as a…

Takeaway: Unlock the Intention Stack: a simple, powerful way to connect your moment-to-moment actions with your biggest, most meaningful goals.Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes, 18s. Let me…

On this episode, we chat about a central idea from Chris’s new book, Intentional: The Intention Stack!Here’s the image we chat about in the episode:You can…