Atomic Habits by James Clear
A small habit today may not produce an immediate result. But when the habit is repeated over weeks, months, and years, the effect becomes stronger and bigger.
I study Quantitative Economics and Mathematics at Berea College, with a minor in Computer Science. I am interested in working with data, quantitative methods, and models to understand economic problems, especially those related to poverty, education access, and development.
My work focuses on econometrics, development economics, and causal inference. I believe we can use quantitative tools and analysis not just to make predictions, but to understand the causes of problems and create meaningful impact in the world.
Beyond academics, I enjoy reading and writing. On this site, you will find my essays, reflections, and summaries of the books I usually read. I also enjoy meeting new people, so please feel free to get in touch.
A small habit today may not produce an immediate result. But when the habit is repeated over weeks, months, and years, the effect becomes stronger and bigger.
Both microeconomics and macroeconomics study how economies work...
Every day, people face limits. We have limited time, limited resources, and limited energy. Because of these limits, we must decide what to do and what to give up. Economics studies how individuals, businesses, and societies make these decisions.