| The Art of Living for Students of Life
Over the last decade—and especially the last few years—I've noticed an emerging evolution in my relationship with money toward what I describe as the "money middle way." I've received some questions about my relationship with money, so I figured …
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Let Your Life Speak by Parker J. Palmer is one of my top book recommendations for life purpose. I consider it a down-to-earth masterclass in allowing life to live you (instead of you living life). It's refreshing to read a story from someone …
My journey of finding and creating life purpose is coming up on the 5-year mark. Of all the concepts I've learned about and experimented with, my personal favorite is still ikigai. Like many, my introduction to ikigai started with the viral …
What is a talent stack? I recently listened to (and summarized) the Naval Ravikant podcast "How to Get Rich." Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, gets several shout-outs during the podcast. One thing that intrigued me was his concept of a "talent …
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I finally carved out 3.5 hours to listen to the full audio of "How to Get Rich" by Naval Ravikant. Here are the full transcript and full audio if you want to read and listen at the same time for extra impact: As you may or may not know, …
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 …
