About Me

Hi, I’m Alexander Pasch, a native of Austin, TX, USA.

I graduated with a B.S. in Neuroscience (2019) and a B.A. in Philosophy (2021) from UT Austin. I have worked as a private tutor in all subjects for students since 2019 with a focus on scheduling, long-term goal setting, and core math skills. I worked for a year as a post-bacc researcher studying mindfulness based attention training with Finding Focus, a joint partnership between UT Austin and UC Santa Barbara. Currently, I am a consultant with NetSuite, a branch of Oracle.

Beyond this, I like thinking about long-term political and cultural trends, self-improvement, attention, moral philosophy, and effective altruism.

On this blog I like to write about books, self-improvement, philosophy, economic and business topics, and other random ideas I have.

You’ll find regular posts published in the following categories:

If you are interested in any of these, or just want to see where this blog goes, feel free to click the follow button below. If you’ve read this far, I think you might enjoy.

Best,

Alexander

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