Confidence, ignorance, and context are three concepts that together define our perception of what we or others know.
Category Archives: In-Depth
Short Guide to Critical Thinking – Part 2
Humans aren’t naturally great at seeing the world statistically. So, they make up their own reference points.
Short Guide to Critical Thinking – Part 1
This article divided in three parts considers 8 ways to make more consistent decisions.
A framework for deep introspection
A meditative, critical approach to maximize the value of introspection and avoid its dangerous pitfalls.
Three main gears of observation (and where to begin with them)
We see, but don’t observe – and we should do something with that. Here I suggest three ways to improve our observational skills.
Coding.Mnemonics(beginner)
Thinking to learn how to code? Let me give you a jumpstart in your learning with some devices I use daily.
Learning mindfully mindlessly
Mindfulness is a great tool we can use to improve our learning moments. However it isn’t “one-size-fits-all” and can become counterproductive. Still, we can get the best from the other face of the coin: mindlessness.
Learning with Dual Coding and Mental Imagery
Revisiting Dual Coding and tackling mental imagery with few more examples and few tricks to help you improve your learning time.
3 Benefits of Self-Coaching (and 3 Benefits of hiring a Coach)
A quick analysis of the power of self-coaching techniques in every day’s life and reasons why a specialized coach can be a better fit.
An advice on use of Dual Coding
A practical in-depth of language learning through imagination.
The Key to Think 