I was listening to episode 361 of Cal Newport’s Deep Questions podcast recently. A listener asked: “How can I get round to reading all the email newsletters I’m subscribed to?”.

Every situation presents us with two handles. One leads to frustration and negativity, while the other offers understanding and growth. The choice of which handle to grasp is ours.

I am writing this post on my 47th birthday, which seems bizarre, as in my head, I'm about 28. In no particular order, here are 47 things I’ve learned about wellbeing, health, and productivity.

I’ve noticed I’ve not been reading books much lately.

Here’s something I’ve been reflecting on lately: inspiration.

Over the past month, I’ve been part of the Curiosity Collective, an ephemeral coaching community created by Anne-Laure Le Cunff. Anne-Laure is the founder of Ness Labs, a neuroscientist, and now an author—her first book, Tiny Experiments, launches today.

If you want the content you consume to stand a chance of finding its way into your long-term memory, you need an operational toolkit. This is where personal knowledge management (PKM) comes in.

Read-it-later apps (such as Readwise Reader, Pocket, Instapaper, and Matter) were designed to promote procrastination... weren't they?

This is how you can read and learn from every email newsletter you receive.

A philomath is someone who loves learning. I’m definitely a philomath, which is a wonderful thing, but there is also a downside. I never have enough time for all the learning I want to do. However, I have found tools to streamline and supercharge my personal and professional learning process. Here are eight of them: