Two Voices in my Head
Voice 1 tells me to go for the stars. Voice 2 tells me I'm not good enough.
Voice 1 speaks of unbreakable self-worth. Voice 2 is a fickle status whore.
Strategy Philosophy Self-Discipline Science Victory
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Sweden. Startups. Lifestyle design. Philosophy. Self-improvement.
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Voice 1 tells me to go for the stars. Voice 2 tells me I'm not good enough.
Voice 1 speaks of unbreakable self-worth. Voice 2 is a fickle status whore.
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I'm a strategist. Interested in biz, mkt, science, history, psychology, rationality, hiking, diving, photography.
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Pretty popular piece these days, but it is really worth reading. It's good for a whole lot of reasons I'd not expected. When I read the title, I thought would be just hype.
And here:
http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/1/4279674/im-still-here-back-online-after-a-year-without-the-internet
Hey there.
I'm recently getting to be more productive and swear off the sloth lifestyle and get some work done.
I only know very few people and none of them I think would hold me accountable properly.
Would anyone like an accountability deal with me?
The first book club call (50th Law) went really well and we are going to continue.
The book for May is Hannibal and Me.
If you want to join, please let us know.
As Sebastian has said (I am paraphrasing) "don't just read books; apply its' principles to your life, and discuss them with other people."
One of the best books for strategy/mindset is The 50th Law, by Robert Greene and 50 Cent.
If you are familiar with the 33 Strategies of War or The 48 Laws of Power, you will find many concepts from these books, but explained in a different way using example's from 50's life and others remarkable people in history.
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Let's discuss Bitcoin.
I got into the market like a month ago and I'm sure I'm not the only marshallite who's fascinated by this new tech?
The wisest dude I know said that once, and it stuck with me.
I was just reading about will power on Recursive Self Improvement, and it struck me as an apt description of philosophy and strategy.
Why are your beliefs and goals important to define? Because they set the boundaries for what you do so you can put it on autopilot. This frees you up to use your willpower on new projects, new focuses.
Thought I should share, not much more to add.
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Here's a few off the top of my head:
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Sweden. Startups. Lifestyle design. Philosophy. Self-improvement.
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Taking in a bunch of info is fun and great, whether it's from blogs, podcasts, audiobooks, whatever.
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Sweden. Startups. Lifestyle design. Philosophy. Self-improvement.
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http://earlyretirementextreme.com/theory-of-mind.html
Just read it already. And let's all add "TOM level" to our meme pool, shall we?
So stop screwing around and go get your copy of Ikigai today