Why Organizations Win, According to Musk, Sinek, and Paul Graham

Finite players play to beat the people around them. Infinite players play to be better than themselves. I could’ve been reading an article analyzing Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Except I wasn’t. ENTER: Simon Sinek I was listening to Sinek (he was talking at Google) use game theory to describe the kinds of ‘games’ companies engage in: finite games, where the objective is to win … Continue reading Why Organizations Win, According to Musk, Sinek, and Paul Graham

I’ve done what Kobe Bryant and LeBron James reportedly do. And I’m not a fan.

I walked into -157 degrees Fahrenheit. And stayed there for two minutes. I didn’t have a trace of thermal clothing or even a shirt. You can see in the video that I walked in willingly.  Want to understand how cold -157 Fahrenheit (-105 Celsius) is? The coldest recorded temperature on Earth is  -148 Fahrenheit (minus 100 Celsius) somewhere between Dome Argus and Dome Fuji on … Continue reading I’ve done what Kobe Bryant and LeBron James reportedly do. And I’m not a fan.

How to beat jet lag with biohacking

I am a biohacker and I’ve been biohacking for over a decade now.  Being a practitioner for that long means that I’ve had to chart my way through the unavoidable messiness and realities of everyday life as an entrepreneur. I travel frequently for work. I speak at conferences. I hang at after-conference parties. Rarely do the lives of entrepreneurs drown in a sea of sameness. … Continue reading How to beat jet lag with biohacking

Biohacking entrepreneurs

How entrepreneurs can biohack their way to better results

Dave Asprey, the founder of Bulletproof Nutrition, plans to live until at least 180 years. It isn’t a wayward claim – Asprey has been saying this for a long time and routinely asks his podcasts guests “how long do you plan to live?” How does he plan to live that long? Is it possible to plan at all? It may be, through biohacking: the art … Continue reading How entrepreneurs can biohack their way to better results

Gratitude for FeedOne

If you don’t give a dime out of a dollar, you won’t give…

…a million out of 10 million, said Tony Robbins once. Who can disagree with that truism? Numbers tell a story – or at least a part of it. We produce enough food for the 7 billion people on Earth. And yet, 805 million remain undernourished on a daily basis. At Go Moment, mostly this year, we have helped provide over 12,000 meals to hungry children. … Continue reading If you don’t give a dime out of a dollar, you won’t give…

How to get better at getting better

Google turns up 20.7 million results for Kaizen. Depending on where you’re located, a few of these are likely to be for local strategy consultants and investment firms. Wait. You haven’t heard of Kaizen? Are you asking what Kaizen is exactly? It’s Japanese for “change for the better.” Seems simple, but it’s not quite. Revolving around the word is a world of interpretations, historical significance, … Continue reading How to get better at getting better

Data visualization project Kunin Seeing Theory

Get a grip on complexity with beautiful data visualization

I dig dataviz. Data visualization isn’t esoteric. Neither is it a world inhabited by math geniuses and data scientists alone. On the contrary, most projects are visually stunning and lots of fun to play with! What I love most is how the artists (yes, they’re artists; not just creators!) zoom in to the essential within large datasets, unearth insights, and communicate these creatively while destroying … Continue reading Get a grip on complexity with beautiful data visualization

Marketoonist, Content Marketing, Write, Raj Singh | LA

This isn’t a Trojan Horse

I’ll keep it simple: I’m going to write. More often, more consistently, and right here. I’m not jumping onto the content marketing bandwagon as much as I am stitching together disparate threads and creating a single destination to showcase the end result. Besides my professional ventures, I have been collecting random, beautiful images for inspiration since June 2010. I have assembled them all at this … Continue reading This isn’t a Trojan Horse