Dolph Lundgren Is Biting My Funk…A Love Story
If you improve 1% a day, then that’s 3800% per year (compounding each day). I want to get a little better at what I love each day.
If you improve 1% a day, then that’s 3800% per year (compounding each day). I want to get a little better at what I love each day.
If I stayed in graduate school, I don’t know. I’d have spent nine years working on a useless Phd thesis instead of interviewing prostitutes at 3 in the morning for HBO.
I failed as a father. My 17 year old is going to visit some colleges today.
Acquire career capital. And leverage it. This is how you get autonomy in the workplace.
The anxiety of being 22. A friend wrote: “I’m 22, I want to start a business, I want to write, I want to help entrepreneurship in my country. I can’t decide.”
We were all playing some sort of pile-up game and I was on top. One thing led to another.
Sometimes you can’t fix a problem. I’ve spent maybe at least 10% of my life trying to fix problems that have no solution. A problem should be an arrow, not a stop sign.
We all pay a toll every extra day we spend on this planet. Once you stop paying that toll, it’s all over.
If you keep doing things the way you’ve always been doing them, then your results will always be the same. You have to shake things up.
Nothing is predictable—except maybe your expectations. But not your success. I used to complain. Now I pivot.