Jupyter will overtake Excel because it’s free, easy to automate, and can handle large datasets.
Category: Analytical Thinking
Posts dedicated to explaining what The Analytical Life is, and how to think and live analytically. I hear too often the said refrain, “I’m not that analytical.” That’s BS. Anyone can become an analytical thinker, it begins by discovering what matters to you and orienting your life toward what matters.
We can’t live analytically unless we know what to measure against and work toward: unless we know what matters. Here’s how to determine your values.
Since we can’t escape failure – since failure is necessary – we should learn to love it instead.
Is the ‘Low Information Diet’ bad for you? There’s a better way to discuss how we consume information.
It never ceases to amaze me how many folks can operate with meticulous, analytical principles within their professional careers, while leaving their personal lives to whim and fancy. It is as if they are living two lives: The Analytical Life at Work and a directionless one in their personal lives. I call this the work life paradox.