by Luke Taylor | Aug 19, 2026 | Articles
The Biology of Leadership · Issue 05 · Sent to subscribers 19 August 2026 It’s 8:30pm on a Wednesday. You finished work at five, in the sense that you stopped. The project didn’t. There’s more in it, there’s always more in it, and...
by Luke Taylor | Aug 4, 2026 | Biology of Leadership, Burnout & Recovery
The Biology of Leadership · Issue 03 · Sent to subscribers 5 August 2026 My 16-year-old son has been learning to snowboard. The first few times down the mountain he was nervous, so he went slowly. And going slowly made it worse. Anyone who has ridden a...
by Luke Taylor | Oct 8, 2025 | Health Tech & AI
Typing symptoms into Google was roulette, spin the wheel and you’d usually land on worst-case scenarios, spiralling anxiety, and late-night doomscrolling. Now we’re in the age of Dr. AI, where chatbots deliver polished, confident answers that sound like diagnoses....
by Luke Taylor | Sep 30, 2025 | Health Tech & AI
TL;DR: The Quick Take for Time Poor AI feels productive but risks atrophying critical thinking (“Sheep Mode”). It mirrors your beliefs instead of testing them, locking leaders in echo chambers. It exaggerates strengths via persuasive language and cues,...
by Luke Taylor | Jul 28, 2025 | Burnout & Recovery
What LeBron James reveals about decision stamina, recovery, and sustainable greatness LeBron James has wrapped up his 22nd NBA season and is about to enter his 23rd. He’s not just still playing.He’s still clutch. Despite being known as a high-IQ, pass-first player,...
