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We often think of procrastination as a personal failing—a lack of discipline, or a character flaw. But what if approach it from a slightly different angle? What if the cycle we find ourselves in is not just a psychological blockage, but a predictable system? In my experience and most likely the majority of others, procrastination is draining and demoralising. It leeches what little willpower we have and gravitates us to some sort of distraction. This is my interpretation of

Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to caddy for a friend in a golf tournament. While I went in thinking my main jobs would to be find errant shots and keep the clubs clean, I walked away with more than that: I left with an appreciation for the game and a lesson in mentality. Caddying is not just being a butler but the epitomy of a mini psychologist. Beyond the obvious physical task of hauling a heavy bag for a couple kilometres, a caddy is a mentor. Notably, there we

For centuries, economic theory was built on the model of Homo economicus—a perfectly rational human who always makes decisions to maximize their benefit. But let's be honest, does that sound like anyone you know? Behavioural Economics is essentially this - a fascinating field that blends insights from psychology with the principles of economics to understand how people actually make decisions. In a nutshell, behavioural economics is the study of why people make irrational cho

Whether golf is your cup of tea or not, the professionals of the sport show commendable qualities to be acknowledged. Once you pick...