The Two Adams

By Bill Gates  | December 7, 2015 I turned 60 at the end of October. Like a lot of people who reach that milestone, I got to thinking about the “résumé virtues” (the traits that drive external success) and the “eulogy virtues” (the qualities that lead to deeper meaning)—and finding the right balance between the two.…

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The One Shortcut That Exists in Life

      All of us are looking for shortcuts in life.  We want to be able to take a pill that will make us smarter or find some formula that will make it so we don’t have to go through 10,000 hours.  Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts.  But mentorship is the one and only shortcut that exists…

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Your Brain and Money

      Do you think money affects how you think? If you don’t, think again. Today, a new field of science called neuro-economics (research on how the brain is affected by money) has emerged. It’s rise to the limelight can be attributed to its potential ability to predict stock markets based on peoples behavior.…

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Bryson DeChambeau’s scientific method draws interest

Bryson DeChambeau got down to putting practice on the green beside the art deco clubhouse on Tuesday evening with a spirit level, a metre-long steel ruler, a marker pen and a longish putter that has a grip the size of a small-pickaxe handle. DeChambeau, the man with a major in physics and a Ben Hogan-style…

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Inside Dundonald Links

Dundonald Links makes its European Tour debut this week as the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open moves to the golfing heartland of the Ayrshire Coast. Located just five miles north of Open Championship venue Royal Troon, Dundonald Links will be the fourth venue to host the event since its return to links in 2011 and provides…

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