Clearing out life’s junk
What we need isn’t “more time”, but “less junk”.
What we need isn’t “more time”, but “less junk”.
I’ve been taking a photo every day for months. Learn why I started doing it, and what the benefits have been.
Your brain is wired for mild dissatisfaction. Here are some simple exercises to re-program it and increase your happiness.
Throwing money away? Need to get on the housing ladder? The “forever home”? All nonsense – read on to find out why renting get an unfairly hard time.
What’s so special about you, anyway? OK fine, I’ll try to help you – but you won’t like the answer…
Sam Zell is a multi-billionaire who built up the largest commercial real estate holding in the US, was responsible for turning Real Estate Investment Trusts into a mainstream asset class, and has invested in countless major public companies. These are my notes from his book, “Am I Being Too Subtle?”
The concept of “paying yourself first” was, for me, the most powerful concept in the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki. It’s so powerful I’ve applied the principle to many non-financial areas of my life too, and seen huge benefits.
I haven’t had a warm shower in over five years. Why? And is it worth it?
Being right is fun, it’s profitable, it’s correlated with better health outcomes (this sentence has not been fact-checked), and it generally beats the hell out of being wrong.
Luckily, being right is easy when you follow a few simple principles.
“How I Found Freedom In An Unfree World” is an ugly-looking book by a former US politician who you won’t have heard of, advocating a worldview that could easily be criticised as selfish or impractical.
It’s not a perfect book, but I re-read it every couple of years because it contains a simple message that’s easy to forget: you have far more control over your life than you think you do.