Mentors Like Jeff Fynn-Paul
Professor Jeff Fynn-Paul is a historian specializing in global history and economics. If you follow Jeff Fynn-Paul, these are the 24 most similar thought leaders we track, matched by profile similarity and ranked by their Modern Mentor AI credibility rating.
Cal Newport
Associate professor, bestselling author on culture-technology intersection, New Yorker contributor, podcast host.
Credibility rating: 450/1000
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Former risk taker turned scholar and author, focusing on practical, philosophical and mathematical issues of chance.
Credibility rating: 356/1000
Daniel Kahneman
Israeli-American psychologist, known for work on judgment psychology and behavioral economics, Nobel laureate.
Credibility rating: 236/1000
Dan Ariely
Duke University professor and founder of Center for Advanced Hindsight, author of multiple NYT bestsellers, startups owner.
Credibility rating: 226/1000
Tiago Forte
World-leading productivity expert, has taught globally, worked with major firms, featured in top publications.
Credibility rating: 196/1000
Jonathan Haidt
Ethical Leadership Professor at NYU, recognized global thinker, co-developer of Moral Foundations theory, author.
Credibility rating: 170/1000
Thomas E. Woods
Historian with degrees from Harvard and Columbia. Authored bestsellers and academic books, based in Kansas.
Credibility rating: 117/1000
Brion T. McClanahan
American history scholar with M.A. and Ph.D., offers courses at his own academy.
Credibility rating: 106/1000
Steven D. Levitt
Steven D. Levitt is an influential American economist known for his work in crime and co-authoring Freakonomics.
Credibility rating: 96/1000
Richard H. Thaler
Richard H. Thaler is a pioneer in behavioral economics and finance, known for his influential research and publications.
Credibility rating: 96/1000
Saifedean Ammous
Saifedean Ammous is a prominent economist and author known for his work on Bitcoin and Austrian economics.
Credibility rating: 93/1000
Stephen J. Dubner
Stephen J. Dubner is an American author and journalist known for the Freakonomics series.
Credibility rating: 93/1000
J L Collins
J L Collins is a financial blogger and author known for his insights on wealth and financial independence.
Credibility rating: 92/1000
Jeff Booth
Jeff Booth is a technology leader and author known for his insights on economic change.
Credibility rating: 85/1000
BJ Fogg, PhD
BJ Fogg, PhD, is a behavior scientist and founder of the Behavior Design Lab at Stanford University.
Credibility rating: 80/1000
F. A. Hayek
F. A. Hayek was a key figure in economics and a leading advocate for libertarianism.
Credibility rating: 43/1000
Francis G. Lu
Endowed professor and cultural psychiatry leader, active in diverse institutions, awarded for significant contributions.
Credibility rating: 43/1000
Henry Hazlitt
Henry Hazlitt was a prominent American journalist and economist known for his advocacy of free markets.
Credibility rating: 43/1000
Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Author and economics prof at Loyola College, senior fellow at Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Credibility rating: 39/1000
John Bergsma
Theology professor and Senior Fellow, used to be Protestant pastor, converted to Catholicism, specializes in Old Testament.
Credibility rating: 38/1000
Jeff Carreira
Jeff Carreira is a meditation teacher and author focused on consciousness and human development.
Credibility rating: 35/1000
Paul C Graham
Paul C Graham is a Southern historian and co-founder of Shotwell Publishing.
Credibility rating: 31/1000
Seb Bunney
Seb Bunney transitioned from mountain biking to finance, focusing on education and macroeconomics.
Credibility rating: 31/1000
Jeff Gothelf
Jeff Gothelf is a coach and consultant specializing in product development and organizational culture.
Credibility rating: 10/1000
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