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By Irene Karthik — first published on her blog A close friend confessed that she missed the human connection on the zoom calls. She longed to get back to the office and meet people in real-time. On the contrary, I have had the most beautiful conversations and productive outcomes while attending

Even more instructive than our mental models may be our mental mythologies By Daniel Golliher This story was first published on Daniel’s blog. Many are familiar with the idea of mental models, or mental frameworks, and why they’re useful. But I have another tool: mental mythologies. These are

By Lorenzo Evans for the Interintellect — first published on his blog In preparation for the next Olympia Academy event via the Interintellect, entitled Running Out of Time: The Temporal Dimension, I thought it might be useful to give a brief rundown on some of the ways we work with time

This essay by fellow Interintellect Amir H. Hajizamani first appeared on the newsletter Showing My Working Iceberg Questions There are common questions everyone gets asked that seem to require a simple and short answer, but can go much deeper. The expected short answer may be the 10% tip that appears

This essay about the Interintellect first appeared on Scott Davies’s personal blog. “One of the defining aspects of 2020 has been the temporary halt to everyday communities and means of connection. Almost as soon as the pandemic began and isolation began, online communities and meetups began to fill part

Accelerating progress through mentorship By Orpheas Katsikis for the Interintellect There are several ways with which we can help accelerate progress but mentorship is one of the most underappreciated ones. Be inspired by others I’ve been mulling over this article for a while now and it’s an article