Posts - Infermuse

Breadth vs Depth

Roger Federer and Tiger Woods. Two radically different schools of achieving greatness and how a...

Posted by Ujjwal on August 11, 2020 · 6 mins read

The inherent human desire to reciprocate

In one study, shoppers were 42% more likely to buy chocolate when they received one...

Posted by Ujjwal on August 07, 2020 · 6 mins read

A memory palace for world war 2 events

If you’re new to what a memory palace is and how to get started, you...

Posted by Ujjwal on August 05, 2020 · 8 mins read

The Zeigarnik Effect or the power of something unfinished

We have all encountered the nagging feeling when we are deep in thought and someone...

Posted by Ujjwal on August 01, 2020 · 6 mins read

10 negotiations tips from Never Split The Difference

Negotiation is life. You negotiate outside of business life more than you do in it....

Posted by Ujjwal on July 27, 2020 · 11 mins read

Should you give money to your kids for reading books?

It is a well known fact that intrinsic motivators are the only true motivators with...

Posted by Ujjwal on July 19, 2020 · 5 mins read

The jobs to be done theory

If you’re building products for users, you have to have come across Clayton Christensen’s famous...

Posted by Ujjwal on July 14, 2020 · 8 mins read

Self-reinforcing discrimination

American psychologist Claude Steel, through his classical study in 1997, demonstrated how we self discriminate...

Posted by Ujjwal on July 11, 2020 · 4 mins read

Echo Chambers

In a study done to understand “follow preferences” of over a million people on twitter,...

Posted by Ujjwal on July 07, 2020 · 4 mins read

Building a memory palace and other memory techniques

I recently read Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer. It’s an incredible account of how...

Posted by Ujjwal on July 04, 2020 · 7 mins read

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