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  • 1 week ago | dmnews.com | Lachlan Brown

    To understand what really happens after the honeymoon phase of Thai life fades, I spoke with four veterans who’ve racked up a combined 80‑plus years in the Land of Smiles. For privacy, I’m using fake names—but their stories are very real. Dave – 68‑year‑old former civil engineer from Australia, based in Chiang Mai for 25 years. Maria – 55‑year‑old Spanish ESL teacher who’s called Bangkok home since the late ’90s. Kenji – 60‑year‑old Japanese chef running a ramen shop in Phuket for 22 years.

  • 1 week ago | dmnews.com | Lachlan Brown

    If you hang around enough high‑net‑worth folks, you start to notice they play by an entirely different rulebook. Yes, they own index funds, property, and the usual suspects—but there’s one asset class they rave about at dinner parties that almost never shows up in middle‑class conversations. It isn’t flashy. You can’t brag about it at a barbecue the way you can with a new Tesla. Instead, it’s slow, sometimes “boring,” and hidden behind a wall of jargon that scares off regular investors.

  • 1 week ago | dmnews.com | Lachlan Brown

    Most of us picture “raw intelligence” as lightning‑fast mental maths or quoting Shakespeare before breakfast. But modern neuroscience keeps showing that a sharp mind often hides behind everyday quirks the average person writes off as “bad habits.” Below are four of my favourite under‑the‑radar signs that your brain is firing on more cylinders than you realise—and the lab data to back them up.

  • 1 week ago | dmnews.com | Lachlan Brown

    I’ve been working online for over 10 years now—building websites, growing traffic, testing strategies, and watching patterns. And there’s one idea that comes up again and again among successful people—but gets totally ignored by most others. It’s called the 80/20 rule. If you’ve heard of it before, great.

  • 1 week ago | hackspirit.com | Lachlan Brown

    There’s a fine line between being detail-oriented and blowing things out of proportion. We all know someone who tends to magnify minor issues, making mountains out of molehills. It’s like they see a speck of dust and treat it as a full-blown sandstorm. But why does this happen? Well, psychology offers some intriguing insights. There are certain traits these individuals tend to share, which drive them to react this way.

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Lachlan Brown
Lachlan Brown @lachybe
21 Apr 25

RT @mindyourbr: Millennials are quitting these 8 toxic workplace habits that boomers normalized for decades https://t.co/gixQaVJWeH

Lachlan Brown
Lachlan Brown @lachybe
19 Apr 25

People who always keep their phone on silent typically display these 7 traits, according to psychology https://t.co/mXC1ZRXMIi

Lachlan Brown
Lachlan Brown @lachybe
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