Generally I write about three things:
health, wealth and wisdom.
I’ve linked my best articles on these topics below, out of the 100+ articles that I've published since I started writing back in 2008.
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health
One of the best things you can do in life is cultivate the habit of regular exercise. Yes, it’s good for your health, but there are an awful lot of other things you develop. I’ve shared the key lessons I’ve learned from committing to regular exercise.
There’s a magic bullet in life. You might be ignoring it – even though I know of it, I go through phases where I refuse to use it. But if you’re looking for the keys to the kingdom, they’re right here.
I’m one of those people who does CrossFit and loves to bang on about it to other people. But there’s a good reason for that — CrossFit can change your life in ways you never expected. Here’s how and why that happens.
wealth
This article is a reflection on the year I spent at Book In A Box (now Scribe Media), a startup where I worked as employee #1 in 2015. It's a great company, with fantastic people, but it just didn't work out for me. In this article I dig into exactly why, and what I took from the experience.
In any pursuit - sports, finance, writing, poker, business - it's the fundamentals that matter. You need absolute mastery of the basics. In this article, I show you how you can break down exactly what fundamentals you need to master in your domain, and how to go about it, including how I do this in my field (accounting).
These are the lessons I learned from a top FBI hostage negotiator about how to build rapport and relationships with people in record time. Short, to the point and you can start using these techniques today.
wisdom
Everyone should strive to go to bed smarter than when they woke up. You should, in the words of Charlie Munger, become a learning machine. To do that, there are three key traits that you need to cultivate: patience, humility and curiosity.
Writing helps you learn and internalize what you’re reading. It helps you figure out what you think. Clear writing reflects clear thinking. And sharing that writing in public allows others to benefit from and build on your ideas.
I made good money playing online poker - enough to pay my way through university - but it wasn't worth it, at all. On the surface I was having a blast, but emotionally it was a very difficult period. I learned a lot, about self-worth and identity, comparing yourself to others, dealing with losses, and much more.
Erin Pavlina is a psychic. I don't believe in psychics. And in this article, I explain exactly why they are so harmful, and I even do a quick psychic reading on you. Click and read through - you'll learn something about yourself, even though it's a totally fake reading.
I strongly believe in the power of reaching out to people you admire, and asking for advice. I did just that, and James Altucher responded with some gold that I just had to share. For young people just starting out, this will really help.