As You Are Killing Time, Time is Killing You

One of the things that separates us from other people is our ability to be strict and self-disciplined. Where other people are fine making excuses or taking shortcuts, we are not. Where other people wing it or do what’s easiest, taking the path of least resistance, we don’t.

You Must Read This Trilogy of Books

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Some ways to find stillness right now: - Go for a solo nature walk - Write in a journal - Lock into a creative activity - Vigorous exercise: run laps, swim - Help someone else

Your Child’s Behavior Is Trying to Tell You Something

Be open-minded and content to let others live and think as they wish. Not only that, but relish the opportunity to have your own views challenged, because you know you grow stronger for it.

Keep Austin Weird Means Be Yourself

3 Must-Read Books on Stoicism: – Meditations by Marcus Aurelius – Discourse and Selected Writings by Epictetus – Letters from a Stoic by Seneca

How to Raise a Confident Kid With Ezra Frech

"Mastery of reading and writing requires a master." — Marcus Aurelius

You’re Vulnerable When Everything Has to Go Your Way With Chris Williamson

“I didn’t think that would happen” is not a leadership strategy. The best leaders assume things will go wrong—and practice what comes next.

Knowledge and experience are not at odds; the latter is simply another form of the former.

Just Because It’s Legal Doesn’t Make It Right

Exactly a year ago, Wisdom Takes Work was released. This book took over 6 years to complete, and it was the last in the Stoic virtues series.

Put yourself in rooms where you’re the least knowledgeable person. Observe and learn. Ask questions.

You're Not Lazy, Your Environment Is Working Against You | Angela Duckworth @angeladuckw | Watch the Full Video Here youtu.be/am2P5x4L2o8

AI Can Give You Knowledge, But Not Wisdom With James Altucher