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Gregg Popovich is one of my favorite coaches in the history of sports.
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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.
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A common worry I hear about AI is that people using it too often will forget how to do their job.
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Two people can use the same AI to perform the same task and get wildly different results.
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### Download the checklist Here is the checklist mentioned in the video [(PDF file)](https://luca-dellanna.com/uploads/2024/03/Mentorship-meetings.pdf).
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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.
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Many countries are already infected with the coronavirus: it's already a pandemic.
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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.
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_Update: since I wrote this essay, I’ve been thinking a lot about antifragility and damage.
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Traditionally, [ergodicity](https://luca-dellanna.com/books/ergodicity) is defined as a binary property.
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As a business manager or sports coach, it is paramount to remain true to your principles; otherwise, people will not take you seriously.
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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.
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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).
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To understand why many change initiatives fail, consider what happens when you bend a business card with your fingers.
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Allow me to use a personal anecdote to introduce a concept that's highly relevant to business.
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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.
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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.
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Pareto’s law states that, in many contexts, 80% of the impact is produced by 20% of the items.
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There are two ways to use AI to improve your team's effectiveness: one simple and one complex.
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Famous economist Robert Reich recently wrote: “60% of American households can’t afford a minimal quality of life.”
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## What is a Positive-Sum Game?
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Many of my clients share the following pain point: their team leaders do not manage underperforming workers effectively.
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### 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.
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### The problem A core reason employees don’t receive enough training is that it is very time-consuming, and many teams are already overworked.
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The three properties of long-term strategies Good long-term strategies have three properties. 1.
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How can you estimate which technology might remain relevant in the future?
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The real culture war isn't left vs right, urban vs rural, capitalism vs communism, etc.
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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.
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Most advice on soft metrics focuses on what to measure: employee engagement, communication quality, collaboration.
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It's that time of the year when people review and plan for the upcoming year.
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Santa Clara’s School of Law steadily raised tuition year after year, from roughly $44,000 in 2015 to $63,280 in 2025.
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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…
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[Recent debates](https://capitalgains.thediff.co/p/the-poverty-line) focused on how many dollars should count as the poverty line.
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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
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I was recently asked what the key skill is for a manager transitioning from one role to another.
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New Hampshire, where seat belts are not mandatory, has 9 road deaths per billion miles driven.
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Last week, Amazon’s founder, Jeff Bezos, visited Turin.
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I am a big fan of detective mysteries, especially Agatha Christie’s novels.
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Many corporate-led team-building activities are, to put it mildly, cringeworthy and embarrassing.
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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.
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### 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.
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I spent my twenties moving between cities, never finding one that felt worth settling down in.
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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.
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_“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.”
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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…
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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