Sina Meraji

Discusses aligning intrinsic and extrinsic motivations for consistency.

Explores the concept that one doesn't need to be lucky to get lucky in entrepreneurship.

Shares key insights and learnings from his experience as a first-time startup founder.

Argues that teaching is a dying craft that needs revival, and discusses inefficiencies in current systems.

Applies the biological concept of carrying capacity to search engines and knowledge distribution.

Examines how Darwinian principles and socioeconomic inequalities hinder innovation within the education sector.

Discusses scaling pedagogical approaches in edtech based on his experience teaching programming to diverse groups.

Explores the challenges of building effective products in the education technology space, emphasizing user-centric design.

A retrospective piece on his learning journey and career development in product management, distinct from traditional schooling.