I thoroughly enjoyed Leo Tolstoy's A Calendar of Wisdom: Daily Thoughts to Nourish the Soul, Written and Selected from the World's Sacred Texts (Amazon). The book is meant to be read one day at a time for the 365 days of the calendar year. Each …
How to Live a Wise Life with “A Calendar of Wisdom” by Leo Tolstoy (+ Infographic)
It doesn't get much deeper or more comprehensive than Leo Tolstoy's "A Calendar of Wisdom." The book is meant to be read one day at a time for the 365 days of the calendar year. Each day is loosely organized around a theme (although the theme is …
My Ikigai 2.0 — A Detailed Personal Ikigai Example of How to Find Your Life Purpose
Ikigai sounds good and all in theory, but what most people are really looking for is a real-life ikigai example. Over the last five years, I've studied and experimented with dozens of methods, approaches, and formulas for life purpose. The one …
The Rise of Wise Podcasting — 10 Intellectual Podcasts to Think Deeply, Boost Knowledge, & Live Better
Be sure to also check out the previous post: 8 profound podcast episodes introducing the meaning crisis, sensemaking, & Game B It seems there's a growing “online intellectual awakening”—curious minds and deep thinkers finding each other …
8 Profound Podcasts Introducing the Meaning Crisis, Sensemaking, & Game B
There are some relatively "new" concepts floating around this corner of the internet everywhere you seem to look—on podcasts, videos, articles, you name it. Perhaps you've seen terms like "meaning crisis," "sensemaking," and "Game B." These …
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“So, what do you do?” An Introduction to Synthesis, Integration, Interdisciplinarity, & More
Last year, I started to try to better understand what exactly it is that I do. Is it synthesis, knowledge integration, something else? That initial research led to these two posts: Synthesizers: Why the Future Belongs to the Idea …
