Buy Back Your Time
One of the book I read last month is “Buy Back Your Time” by Dan Martell. I came across this book listening to a video of Ali Abdaal, but this is exactly why I just decided I won’t follow Ali…
Different Glasses
See your life through different lenses
Different Glasses
See your life through different lenses
Category RESOURCES
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Data analytics
One of my “secondary jobs” was the one of data analyst – “secondary” means that I always provided metrics while doing something else (it’s quite common for an officer to be involved in more than just one “job position”), and…
Glucose Revolution – understanding mechanisms and numbers before mindlessly following “biohacks”
One of the quotes that a professor of mine used to repeat is “Measure what can be measured, and make measurable what cannot be”, attribuited to Galileo Galilei (actually everyone of us in STEM, engineers most of all, are obsessed…
Think of the children (development)
When someone (mostly: a parent or an educator) think of the development of children and young adults, the reaction falls in the range between those 2 extremes: You can easily recognize the first case when you see parents calling the…
How (yet another book on) Atomic Habits made me think
“Atomic Habits” by James Clear was on my huge books list since at least a couple of years, but I started reading only when a friend of mine asked me an opinion (it’s not that I am more intelligent than…
What I can suggest after 100+ certifications from Coursera and EdX
Among all the opportunities I can think of, when talking about high-quality courses, there are MOOCs (I already wrote here: MOOC: the cheap (or even free!) yet powerful and stimulating way to learn). Close friends of mine know my fiery…
Religion and Science: much more than old ethics and trivial arguments
One of the courses I completed this month is “Philosophy, Science and Religion: Religion and Science“, provided by the University of Edinburgh through Coursera. It’s a course I recommend to everyone ready to question the reality. So sad that during…
Weight management: no quick useless hacks, but the real hard science into practice!
One of the courses I completed last month was “Weight Management: Beyond Balancing Calories“, provided by Emory University through Coursera. It’s a course I recommend to everyone. It’s incredible that all the things that Prof. Sharon Horesh Bergquist, MD explained…
Improve and take care of your brain!
One of the last course I completed this year is “Biohacking Your Brain’s Health” provided by Emory University on my beloved elearning platform Coursera.The main reason I was not skeptical about a course with “biohacking” in the title is because…
“How to take smart notes” (Sönke Ahrens)
The last book I read in the last couple of days is one of those I can group in what I call “the meta-content”: like similar study-related materials, this one is about a skill we always take for grant, since…
