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  1. Standards Don't Enforce Themselves

    Gregg Popovich is one of my favorite coaches in the history of sports.

  2. Policy Lab: AI Agents for Policy

    I've recently published a research project, [Policy Lab](https://luca-dellanna.com/policy-lab), that uses AI agents to design better policy while keeping the electorate at the center.

  3. Automation vs Upskilling (in AI)

    A common worry I hear about AI is that people using it too often will forget how to do their job.

  4. 5 Techniques for Better AI Outcomes

    Two people can use the same AI to perform the same task and get wildly different results.

  5. Mentorship Meetings, Structured Well

    ### Download the checklist Here is the checklist mentioned in the video [(PDF file)](https://luca-dellanna.com/uploads/2024/03/Mentorship-meetings.pdf).

  6. Anyone who, on the second of January, rolled out a "change initiative" in their life by signing up for the gym knows that rolling out a change initiative is the easy part; the hard part is translating it into adoption.

  7. Fractal Action: Minimizing Lockdowns

    Many countries are already infected with the coronavirus: it's already a pandemic.

  8. I went from 0 to 24,000+ Twitter followers from scratch – never knowing any of them in real life first, living in an isolated city, and without cold-contacting any of them.

  9. _Update: since I wrote this essay, I’ve been thinking a lot about antifragility and damage.

  10. Ergodicity as a Non-Binary Property

    Traditionally, [ergodicity](https://luca-dellanna.com/books/ergodicity) is defined as a binary property.

  11. As a business manager or sports coach, it is paramount to remain true to your principles; otherwise, people will not take you seriously.

  12. Solving the sources of your problems

    You can work to solve your problems, and see them coming back tomorrow, or you can work to resolve the sources of your problems, and never see them again.

  13. Circuit Breakers extended

    The US response to the pandemic has been hindered by the FDA having waited until late February to approve non-government test kits and early March to relax test eligibility guidelines (the latter having been a consequence of the former).

  14. Elastic and Plastic Change

    To understand why many change initiatives fail, consider what happens when you bend a business card with your fingers.

  15. Resistance is Signal

    Allow me to use a personal anecdote to introduce a concept that's highly relevant to business.

  16. Culture is the track record

    Leaders who think organizational culture is a set of concepts attempt to change it using words and concepts – and inevitably fail, because organizational culture is not a set of concepts.

  17. Earlier this week, an officer shot a woman in Minnesota after she tried escaping with her car in a way that put him in danger.

  18. Ruthlessly Pareto Your Activities

    Pareto’s law states that, in many contexts, 80% of the impact is produced by 20% of the items.

  19. There are two ways to use AI to improve your team's effectiveness: one simple and one complex.

  20. Minimal Quality of Life

    Famous economist Robert Reich recently wrote: “60% of American households can’t afford a minimal quality of life.”

  21. Positive-Sum Game Theory, Explained

    ## What is a Positive-Sum Game?

  22. The Trajectory Framework

    Many of my clients share the following pain point: their team leaders do not manage underperforming workers effectively.

  23. The Depolarization Manifesto

    ### I In the democratic version of Orwell’s Animal Farm, the pigs maintain control by turning all elections into a choice between two pigs wearing ties of different colors.

  24. Mimetic Societies: Ritual Over Merit

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  26. ### The problem A core reason employees don’t receive enough training is that it is very time-consuming, and many teams are already overworked.

  27. Reproducible Success Strategies

    The three properties of long-term strategies Good long-term strategies have three properties. 1.

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  29. The Lindy Effect, Explained

    How can you estimate which technology might remain relevant in the future?

  30. Culture Wars: Winning vs. Arguing

    The real culture war isn't left vs right, urban vs rural, capitalism vs communism, etc.

  31. How to Coach Better Team Emails

    If your workers send emails as part of their job, coaching them on writing emails more effectively is a low-hanging fruit, and failing to do so is a massive missed opportunity.

  32. Most advice on soft metrics focuses on what to measure: employee engagement, communication quality, collaboration.

  33. Yearly Reflection and Mental Habits

    It's that time of the year when people review and plan for the upcoming year.

  34. The Size of the Box (Education Costs)

    Santa Clara’s School of Law steadily raised tuition year after year, from roughly $44,000 in 2015 to $63,280 in 2025.

  35. The Survey Trap for Managers

    According to [a recent survey](https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/03/05/online-opt-in-polls-can-produce-misleading-results-especially-for-young-people-and-hispanic-adults/), 12% of Americans aged 18 to 29 say they have operated a nuclear submari…

  36. Rethinking Redistribution Gradients

    [Recent debates](https://capitalgains.thediff.co/p/the-poverty-line) focused on how many dollars should count as the poverty line.

  37. The Middle-Class Poverty Line Myth

    A [recent article](https://www.yesigiveafig.com/p/part-1-my-life-is-a-lie) went viral, arguing that in the US, the poverty line should be set at $140k: what is needed today for housing, childcare, and other costs required to hold a job, raise children, and

  38. Managerial Transitions

    I was recently asked what the key skill is for a manager transitioning from one role to another.

  39. The Case for Scientific Rigor

    New Hampshire, where seat belts are not mandatory, has 9 road deaths per billion miles driven.

  40. How transferable are best practices?

    Last week, Amazon’s founder, Jeff Bezos, visited Turin.

  41. I am a big fan of detective mysteries, especially Agatha Christie’s novels.

  42. Many corporate-led team-building activities are, to put it mildly, cringeworthy and embarrassing.

  43. Tactics vs. Strategies

    Some great tactics make for very poor strategies. - Using your authority as a parent or boss is a great tactic to get your family or team aligned during an emergency.

  44. Circularity, and how to spot it

    ### Examples of circularity The best way to understand circularity is through some examples: - On the one hand, high IQ is associated with higher education and higher-paying jobs.

  45. The Power of Commitment

    I spent my twenties moving between cities, never finding one that felt worth settling down in.

  46. Cultural Subsidies Explained

    The city of Geneva subsidizes opera single-ticket purchases at the rate of about $541 per ticket.[^1] This phenomenon, in which most opera theater revenue comes from subsidies instead of the audience, is quite common in Europe.

  47. The Key to Success, Redefined

    _“The key to success is to spend more time on important-yet-not-urgent activities than most of your peers.”_ I wrote this sentence in my latest book, “Winning Long-Term Games.”

  48. Managerial Capabilities Assessment

    When new leadership takes over a company, particularly following an acquisition, the incoming CEO and executive team need to rapidly assess the organization's managerial capabilities to discover internal problems and opportunities both at the level of ind…

  49. The Problem with LASIK Surveys

    I always found it weird that, despite LASIK patient satisfaction surveys being so positive (95%+ satisfaction rates), so many LASIK doctors wear glasses.[^1] And I always found it weird that everyone I spoke with knew of at least a few friends with painful