The Paradox of Choice More choice is paradoxically worse for us, mostly because we will hesitate and feel less satisfied with the end result. Moreover, you're less likely to even make a choice when you have too many options. Key Ideas * Maximizers vs Satisfiers: satisfying does not mean having low standards; it&
Book Notes Made to Stick Notes on Chip Heath's Made to Stick. This post is part of a series where I review what I learned from each book I read.
Life Featured The Summer Before College I had some stuff about my Portugal trip written a few weeks ago that I never got around to finishing. So I guess I'll try summarizing my entire summer in this one blog post. Senior Grad Trip - Portugal My friends and I just got back from our
Book Notes Fall In Love With the Problem, Not the Solution Book notes on "Fall in Love With the Problem, Not the Solution"
Book Notes Sprint Notes on Jake Knapp's Sprint. This post is part of a series where I review what I learned from each book I read.
Dev Gunn Matchomatics Disrupting a (potentially) million-dollar company in two days. My school-wide valentine's matcher is fully customizable and free (for now).
Life Featured Best Christmas Break Ever? A really good Christmas break, possibly the best I've ever had.
Life I spent 10 hours on the perfect Common App intro Wanna see me slowly lose my mind over 10 hours of writing? I copied all of my drafts for my new Common App intro on rap, with the newest edition on top. It’s 4 AM, just a few hours away from the hackathon deadline, and our sugar rush isn’
3D Printed Guardian Sword Creating a 3D printed Guardian Sword from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Book Notes Atomic Habits Notes on James Clear's Atomic Habits. This post is part of a series where I review what I learned from each book I read.
LunchTrak Featured LunchTrak Summer Pilot The culmination of all the hard work I put into LunchTrak. I will summarize what happened leading up to the pilot and what takeaways I got from it. Pretty fun right?
