How to Work Out What You Want
After a recent divorce, the author reflects on mortality and the difficulty many have in defining what they truly want from life. She argues that discovering personal desires isn’t a strategic exercise but an observational one, and shares five practices that have clarified her own direction: solo walking, unplugging from social media, visualizing a personal “home movie,” sitting in quiet without agenda, and extracting recurring themes instead of rigid goals. These habits shift focus from external expectations to internal signals, helping to align daily actions with what genuinely matters. The piece concludes that technology should serve to free time for these meaningful experiences rather than dominate them.
How to Have More Audacity
The post argues that success is less about talent or merit and more about audacity – the willingness to act boldly and claim space. It observes that many professionals wait for perfect conditions, allowing less‑experienced rivals to seize opportunities. Audacity...
Pick a Trade
Helena Di Biase’s Sunday Supplement issue #3, published April 19, 2026, spotlights three themes: Emma Grede’s new leadership book "Start with Yourself," the accelerating role of artificial‑intelligence in advertising, and a roster of emerging women entrepreneurs reshaping their industries. Di...
Raise Your F**king Standards
Helena Di Biase’s Sunday Supplement notes that Anthropic has eclipsed OpenAI in enterprise adoption, with Q1 2026 data showing more corporate contracts for Claude than for ChatGPT. She argues that the shift reflects Anthropic’s focus on reliability, data privacy, and...
A Complete Guide to Getting Started with Claude Co-Work
Anthropic released Claude Co-Work earlier this year, an AI‑powered collaborative assistant designed for professional workflows. After eight weeks of hands‑on testing, the author found the tool markedly improves productivity across writing, research, and project management tasks. To help others replicate...
What Caught My Eye in AI This Week
The author announced the launch of the Sunday Supplement, a weekly, newspaper‑style newsletter exclusive to paid subscribers of the Really Rich platform. Priced at less than the cost of a coffee and a small cake, the supplement promises curated content...
How to Build a Village and Why You Need One
The post argues that personal and professional resilience comes from building a "village"—a reciprocal community of people who show up without keeping score—rather than relying on transactional networks or services. It defines villages as structures that hold you when systems...