You Don’t Need More Time — You Need Energy Some days, you don’t need more time — you need more energy. Learn how to restore your mental energy through simple, restorative actions that bring clarity and balance.
A Wandering Mind is An Unhappy Mind Stop overthinking and start being. Clarity doesn’t come from thought — it comes from action. Learn how doing the first thing that arises brings peace and progress.
The Hidden Factor That Determines Career Pay and Growth (It’s Not Passion) When I was in my early 20s, I believed that passion was the single most important factor in choosing a career. I thought: * If I work in an area I love, I’ll stay motivated. * Even if it doesn’t pay well, I’ll figure it out. * And if I
The Fears We Inherit Growing up, I was told a lot of things — mostly by adults, mostly my parents. They were bound by their own experiences, the experiences that shaped the lives they live today. But looking back, I see now that many of these lessons were just fears. Their fears reflected onto my
From Effort to Ownership I grew up in a family that didn’t own a lot of things. We lived a decent life and I have wonderful memories of my childhood—but it was never about getting toys whenever I wanted or buying things just because. My parents, hardworking middle-class employees, always emphasized the
Demystify What You Want to Master If you want to get good at something, the first step is to demystify it. What I mean is: don’t look at a subject or skill as something completely different from what you’ve already mastered. And definitely don’t look up to the people already succeeding in the
Why Being Neutral Backfires When You’re Building Something of Your Own For most of my career, I’ve been proud of being unemotional and analytical. It’s served me well as an operator in a 9-to-5 job. I don’t get rattled easily. I don’t get caught up in drama. And more often than not, I don’t have to
The Paradox of Parenting: How Kids Steal Your Time and Give You Perspective Having kids is a funny thing. On one hand, they eat up every ounce of time you think you have. It’s the easiest excuse in the world—“I didn’t get this done because the kids kept me busy.” And to be honest, it’s not even a bad
Always Remember: Life (and almost everything in it) isn't supposed to be linear The most immature type of thinking is that life is linear. You put in X amount of work and you get Y amount of results. Just like in school. But you are not. You are in this imperfect society where no one thing determines the result, but a thousand of
How Do You Change Your Life? Start by Playing Like a Kid Why picking up your innate "playing" skills is the key to making changes in your life, especially if you are an entrepreneur.