Steve Jobs thoughts about legacy and the links of his thinking with resilience.

The question of knowing when to stop is a critical one in many aspects of life. Decision threshold can help to make it right.

Numbers That Matter: Simple Lessons for a Resilient Life!"  Every number tells a story, and in this series, I dive into how those stories...

"Let's have some resilient fun" is a new theme on Resilience Institute Blog aimed at showing some important topics in a more relaxed and...

Can you bounce back from a mistake? In sports, the answer often depends on the arena. In basketball, the highest field goal percentage...

How would you define ownership? In aviation it is very simple - the ultimate owner on every flight is the pilot in command.

Can you be creative when you are 50? What are the traps of deep expertise? How to stay innovation and creative with age?

Memento mori is not about cultivating a fear of death, but rather about using the awareness of death for reflection on how we live.

Do you have a specific routine or a checklist to assess your readiness to work? How do you do this? I have been thinking about this a...

I often see this famous quote attributed to Ayrton Senna circulating online. The only caveat is that no records document him explicitly...

The Impact of Dietary Choices on Our Planet Did you know that the global meat industry is responsible for nearly 15% of all human-induced...

On Sunday, I participated, together with my Monika, in Wings for Life Run. The Wings for Life World Run is a running competition, which...

What does it take to become an expert? 10 thousand hours is a common threshold indicating the min effort to reach it.

Have you ever been in a situation where you had to think on your feet? Maybe it was a surprise client visit or a sudden change in the...

Short video from a wonderful paragliding trip with Magiclift in Panchgani, India, long after my first flight. Over the past few weeks, I...

Cognitive biases codex is a wonderful piece of work, which brings together all or perhaps most of cognitive biases of humans. If you...

Thinking Fast and Slow is a summary of Daniel Kahneman research, that earned him the Nobel Prize in 2002. His work had a magnificence...

I have been reading over the weekend a very insightful book: Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back. Andrew Zolli and Ann Marie Healy provide...

Last week I wrote about the interplay between good and bad mood, and how they impact your cognitive powers. Good mood is associated with...

Valentine’s Day originated as a Christian celebration honoring a martyr named Valentine, and later evolved into a global celebration of...