By Lo Chan Peng I. And if you win, then what? Since we were kids, we've spent an enormous amount of time learning how to win. On exams we beat the other kids. In competitions we beat the other kids. O…

I. Time Is Not a Scarce Good Every one of us is issued twenty-four hours a day. The rich, the poor, the gifted, the mediocre, the artist, the delivery rider waiting at a red light — nobody gets to dra…

I. The Importance of the Human After I finished writing about that replaced horse in the last piece, one comment stayed with me for a long time. A friend wrote: humans have a human flavor, horses have…

I. A video blew up online recently. The influencer Cai A-Ga took his child to have a street artist draw a portrait, and while they waited he filmed it, telling the kid with a grin: "One of these costs…

If an artist truly believes in their work, the essence of selling is not persuading others to believe — but revealing the truth you have already seen.

When skills can be packaged, deployed, and traded, the boundary of the human begins to blur. This article may be a little dangerous.

Leverage does only one thing — it amplifies. It magnifies good judgment and poor decisions alike. In the age of AI, it even begins to replace us.

Leverage does not create power; it only amplifies it. Before we talk about leverage — can you truly control your own mind?

Skills, trust, and brand — three forms of compounding that endure far longer than money, even across generations.

What truly transforms a life is not a dramatic event, but small correct decisions, accumulated day after day.