Write for Yourself, and Wisdom Will Follow
Writing has helped me realize that a wiser version of myself is accessible when I need that person the most. This post explains how it can do that for you too.
Shocks, Setbacks, and the Slowdown of Time
Life shocks are hard, but their ability to slow down time helps build the groundwork for the future.
Philosophy Has Lost Its Way
Philosophy gets a lot of things right, but lately, it’s been doing everything wrong. Here’s what we can do to bring it back on track.
It’s Mainstream to Hate the Mainstream
Defying convention might feel special, but in reality, it just makes you a member of the Contrarian Herd.
Money Is the Megaphone of Identity
Our relationship with money is complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Here’s a clear framework to help guide you through this often hazy topic.
The Four Ancestral Wants: A Brief Dive into the Nature of Desire
All the desires we have originate from the same four things. Once we learn how they work, we can finally free ourselves from the cycle of conflict.
How to Be Thankful for Your Life with One Simple Reset
In the haze of everyday life, it’s hard to be thankful. This post details one simple thought experiment that can make it easier.
What Makes Death Bad?
Why do we think death is bad? Why is something so normal so feared? Death is here to defend his name, and he has a lot to say.
