Newsletters

The newsletters span the breadth of Klugne and may cover any of the main topic areas. We usually pick one main theme for each newsletter, and also briefly highlight the week's posts. You can read the newsletters on a standalone basis. See if any of the titles catch your attention.
Dec
10
I Want It Now! (Newsletter 024)

I Want It Now! (Newsletter 024)

It seems like many politicians view themselves as entertainers first, and legislators or representatives a distant second. After all, you must be popular to be elected, the thinking goes
6 min read
Dec
03
How To Implement A Project With Lackluster Management Support (Newsletter 023)

How To Implement A Project With Lackluster Management Support (Newsletter 023)

Telling a hapless manager that ensuring top management support is a critical success factor for their project is more than unhelpful. It's a bit like saying, "OK, first ensure a perpetual source of cheap, clean, renewable energy...."
6 min read
Nov
26
Is Your Country A GDPaholic? (Newsletter 022)

Is Your Country A GDPaholic? (Newsletter 022)

People all over the world are telling us something about their well-being that is not being captured in measures of GDP. They are telling us this loudly and clearly if you look for the data, and policymakers are largely ignoring them.
8 min read
Nov
19
Would You Rather Win The Silver Or Bronze Medal? (Newsletter 021)

Would You Rather Win The Silver Or Bronze Medal? (Newsletter 021)

What you feel about a situation depends on where you direct your gaze.
5 min read
Nov
12
Can You Succeed At Work Without Working Hard? (Newsletter 020)

Can You Succeed At Work Without Working Hard? (Newsletter 020)

You will always outcompete someone who is not willing to put in the same time as you. I refer not just to hours spent working, but in learning how not to waste time, and how productively to use the time you have focused on the right priorities.
6 min read
Nov
05
Are You Spreading Propaganda Knowingly Or Unknowingly? (Newsletter 019)

Are You Spreading Propaganda Knowingly Or Unknowingly? (Newsletter 019)

The problem of being influenced by what your fellow citizens think was just as prominent in the Stoics' time.
5 min read
Oct
29
You're Not Allowed To Disagree With Me! (Newsletter 018)

You're Not Allowed To Disagree With Me! (Newsletter 018)

A democratic society's commitment to freedom of speech cannot be fair-weather only, dependent on whether the speech aligns with the consensus.
6 min read
Oct
22
How Will You Be Remembered? (Newsletter 017)

How Will You Be Remembered? (Newsletter 017)

If you would not be judged by your worst moment, do not be quick to judge others for theirs.
5 min read
Oct
15
You Get What You Incentivize (Newsletter 016)

You Get What You Incentivize (Newsletter 016)

If your appetite is unlimited, no amount will ever be sufficient to satisfy your wants. No amount of tax is "fair" when there is no limit on what you aim to spend and redistribute.
7 min read
Oct
08
How Does It Benefit Me? (Newsletter 015)

How Does It Benefit Me? (Newsletter 015)

We are not entitled to unlimited freedom at the expense of our fellow citizens.
7 min read