Meet the weekly email helping you cultivate inner wisdom to navigate the labyrinth of your mind.
I am doubling down on my mental congress by making a permissionless assignment to a very important mental department. All inspired by Ernest Shackleton's key to perseverance.
Turns out there can be a lot of overlap between building design and building a life. John Ruskin (unknowingly perhaps) tells us how to live life better.
It's never too late to stumble upon an underlying principle of reality. (Especially one that can be put to use immediately)
It wouldn't hurt to reverse-engineer what contentment looks like.
My life has been renewed, new mission, new purpose, alignment in the deepest way.
I just had to rant today, blessings, we're all gonna make it.
Regardless of what dream you're pursuing, Bill Gurley's wisdom applies. You can become one of the most knowledgeable people in the world about your craft if you so choose. The internet has eliminated your excuses. The tips Bill distills are so practical it will make you uncomfortable *not* to take action immediately.
Our nature can be a hindrance, or we can work with it. We're all shaped by experience and we might as well make it work in our favor to the highest degree possible.
If you want to be rich & wise, don't forget the rich part.
The ego isn't all bad, despite its sleight of hand. Yes, it pretends to have earned all that the unconscious does, but it doesn't really have a choice in the matter. Life is easier with ego.
Gratitude and grief preparation are the same thing. Think about it ahead of time and choose wiser ways of enjoying your people while you can.
If you're obsessed with leveling up on all dimensions, especially in a soulful way, then you're in the right place.I make these for you.
