This is one of those “I wish someone had told me this years ago” articles. Much of my adult life has revolved around the question “how can I do/be better?” This question hasn’t only been crucial for my personal life, but also for my entrepreneurial pursuits. And I can tell you a story about my entrepreneurship that you’ve
“When you’re going in the wrong direction, progress is the last thing you need.”― Christopher RyanModern society is a zoo. And it’s built for humans.In this zoo, they are fed food that is void of real nutrition and barely recognizable, but because it’s so full of salt, sugar and fat – people can’t stop eating
Bzzt! Did my phone just vibrate? *quickly turns on the screen to check* That’s weird, no new notifications… I swear I felt it vibrating. Has that ever happened to you? It’s a phenomenon called phantom vibration syndrome where we think we felt the phone vibrate. It’s a form of FOMO of missing out on a call or a text. This
Do you have goals that are important to you, but that you haven’t reached yet? Have you ever set a new year’s resolution that you quickly abandoned again? Are you working on a business or personal project and making little to no progress? Why do you think this is? Or more precisely: what’s the story you tell yourself
Let’s say that you’ve got your shit together. You’re eating well and exercising regularly. Your social connections are fulfilling. Money is no longer a problem and the work you do is mostly enjoyable. Overall, you’re in a much better place in life. Now the question is, what now? What do you do when you have fully improved
We are the most disconnected society that has ever existed. Most of us live estranged from our neighbors in isolated households and cut off from the broader community. We’re animals who need connection to thrive, but our addiction to social media makes it hard to experience the quality relationships we need. Socially, as a society, we are
Most of us live at the mercy of our thoughts. Biases, limiting beliefs and neurotic thinking are a prison that cripples our ability to achieve success and to feel content with our lives. If we want to break free from the human zoo and achieve our highest potential, we need to escape the prison inside our