038 • Why the truth will set you free
Being truthful.It’s easy to it’s something you should do, but less easy to embody.It doesn’t feel nice to tell someone you don’t want to upset that they...
037 • Is looking to the future healthy?
Welcome back all,Recently, I’ve been spending more time than usual looking to the future. I’ve not become some kind of fortune-teller, I’ve just been...
036 • How to think for yourself and why it's so important
Hey all,This issue is about how to think for yourself, and why you should be doing so.I first became interested in the idea of clear thinking when my friend...
035 • Productivity advice so basic I forgot all about it
Welcome,For all the talking about productivity optimisation that I do in this newsletter, there’s one point that I’ve not touched upon. And this point might...
034 • I quit task management apps
For the last month or so, I’ve not been using a task management app.Cue the gasps of horror.However, I’ve not struggled in the same way that you might have...
033 • PARAZETTEL V2's launch and the power of remixing
Here’s the thing…I launched my product PARAZETTEL V2 today, and although this issue’s going to serve as a pitch of sorts, I wanted to add some value. So I’m...
032 • Focus on the gain, not the gap
We’re surrounded by other people almost all the time.Now this can be great, but unhealthy levels of connection to other people can put us at a...
031 • The best of 2023
It’s the last Fundamentalised issue of the year.This makes it the perfect time to round up a few lessons from the last year and set things in order...
030 • Habits and the most effective way to make or break them
There’s a reason Atomic Habits has sold over 10 million copies.We’ll look past the fact that its author James Clear is worth his salt and has created a...
029 • A few powerful minimalism principles for 2024
Welcome back all,Minimalism has been a large part of my life since reading the book Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport.Optimising my screen time was something...
