How to Capture Every Memory: A Guide to Reassembling the Past
Suppose we decided to embark on an ambitious journey: to write down every single memory we can recall – big or small, good or bad. It’s a fascinating…
Hi, I'm Eric. For the past few years, I've tried to capture my ideas when they come to me and have AI, usually ChatGPT but occasionally Claude, turn them into an article or easy-to-read one-pager. This site is the result. Hope it helps spark some ideas for you as well.
Learning a Programming Language vs. Learning a Spoken or Written Language: How Similar Are They?
At first glance, learning a programming language and learning a spoken or written language might seem worlds apart. One is technical, used to communicate with computers; the other…
The Importance of Making Amends
We all make mistakes. At some point, we may say or do something that hurts another person, whether intentionally or unintentionally. When that happens, the question arises: how…
Why Do Some Things Seem Effortless for Some People but Impossible for Others?
We’ve all experienced it: watching someone breeze through a task or challenge that feels insurmountable to us. Whether it’s a colleague mastering a complex skill, a friend navigating…
Why Does Money Burn a Hole in Our Pocket?
You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Money burns a hole in your pocket.” It’s an expression that perfectly describes the feeling of wanting to spend money the moment we…
What Makes Us Have Cravings?
Cravings are a fascinating part of human experience. Often, we associate cravings with food – a sudden, irresistible desire for chocolate, pizza, or something we haven’t had in…
Does ChatGPT Level the Playing Field?
We live in a time when tools like ChatGPT are revolutionizing how we approach learning, creativity, and content creation. With just a little knowledge, motivation, and the right…
Do Productivity Gurus Really Know More Than We Do?
Productivity and time management experts like Brian Tracy have become household names, offering strategies and insights to help us achieve more in less time. Books like Eat That…
Should We Really “Eat That Frog” First Thing in the Morning?
“Eating the frog,” tackling your hardest task first, builds momentum and clears mental space, but it isn’t one-size-fits-all. The best timing depends on your energy rhythms. The phrase…
Why Do We Know So Many Songs by Heart?
Have you ever noticed how effortlessly you can sing along to dozens – maybe even hundreds – of songs? You might recognize them after just a few notes…