Survivorship Bias is a form of bias that derives conclusions heavily influenced by what is seen while largely excluding those things that are unseen.

Within the brain is the sleeping dragon of fear. It is a defense mechanism that guards against big, risky change. Break big things down into small steps, and the dragon continues sleeping. Take too big of a step, and you must face the dragon's wrath.

This particular sketch is inspired by Sönke Ahrens and his fabulous book "How to Take Smart Notes." One of my key takeaways is the transformational idea that writing is the medium of understanding.