The weekly Executive Briefing: insights, books, tools, and media opportunities worth your attention — curated and distilled into 5 minutes.
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Personal Finance
If you work for yourself and you are choosing a retirement plan, the solo 401k vs SEP IRA decision comes down to two things: how much profit you make, and whether you will ever hire anybody. The tax treatment is identical. The paperwork and the ceiling are not. Here are the 2026 numbers, straight from […]
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AI
Is ChatGPT accurate? OpenAI answered that question itself in August 2025, in more detail than any outside critic has managed, and the answer was published in a table. Then the company stopped publishing the table. Both halves of that are worth knowing before you rely on anything it tells you. The Numbers OpenAI Published The […]
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Personal Finance
Someone has run you an illustration, the columns go up every year, and the person across the table is patient and likeable and probably right that you are underinsured. Is whole life insurance worth it at ten times the price of the term policy that covers the same risk? The honest answer depends almost entirely […]
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Mindset
Ask how to be more productive and you will be handed the same three numbers within a minute. It takes 23 minutes and 15 seconds to recover from an interruption. Multitasking costs you 40 percent of your productive time. The average attention span is now 47 seconds. Two of those three cannot be traced to […]
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AI
The upgrade prompt arrives at the worst possible moment, which is halfway through something that is going well. You have hit a limit, the work was flowing, and the button offering to remove the limit costs more per month than most people’s phone contract. Is ChatGPT Pro worth it, or is the moment you are […]
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Mindset
It rarely starts with exhaustion. It starts on a good Tuesday, when you decide to clear the last few messages before dinner and you feel fine about it, because the work is going well and you are the sort of person who finishes things. That is not the end of the process. On the best […]
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Tallinn’s Old Town currently offers more than 315 separate tours. That is hardly surprising. It is one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval urban centres, compact enough to explore on foot and dense with the kind of history that lends itself naturally to guided storytelling. It also means that simply knowing the history is not enough to […]
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Set amid the serene landscape and natural beauty of the Hamptons, Ross School is defining education for tomorrow, with an interdisciplinary curriculum built on global understanding, independent scholarship, and rigorous inquiry. The school prepares students to approach an ever-changing world with confidence, creativity, and a willingness to engage with new ideas and challenges, while a […]
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Personal Finance
It usually arrives as a checkbox. You start a new job, the benefits screen offers supplemental life cover at one, two or three times salary, and you click whatever the default was because the next screen is about dental. Years later someone asks whether you have life insurance and you honestly are not sure. Is […]
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Decision-Making
There is a decision on your desk that has been there for three weeks. Hire or wait. Raise the price or hold it. Take the offer or turn it down. And somewhere in those three weeks you started a list of the best books for decision making, because reading about deciding feels a lot like […]
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