Simple happiness
Drivers of happiness
Simple happiness
Everyone wants the summary. But the summary is what’s left after someone else decided what matters. Their priorities aren’t yours. Their filters aren’t yours. When you operate on summaries, you’re thinking with someone else’s brain.
-Shane Parrish
Don’t live life on summaries, think for yourself
my bold; from Brain Food #635
Everyone knows what works. Few do it after it stops being exciting.
-Shane Parrish
from Brain Food #638
People think good decision-making is about being right all the time. It’s not. It’s about lowering the cost of being wrong and changing your mind.
When the cost of mistakes is high, we’re paralyzed with fear. When the cost of mistakes is low, we can move fast and adapt.
Make mistakes cheap, not rare.
-Shane Parrish
my bold; from Brain Food #641
Telling yourself you’ll do it tomorrow is how dreams die.
-Shane Parrish
from Brain Food #641
Hope is what drives humanity, the root of all motivation.
We hope that we find love, people who see and accept us for who we are.
We hope that our future—and the collective future of humanity—is better than it is now (and now and now).
We hope that …
I feel like there’s one more big one… what is it?
A Manifesto for a Simple Life.
youtube.com7 parts. All good reminders.
Testing The "Impossible": 17 Questions That Changed My Life (#206) - The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
Tim Ferriss • 2 highlights
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Lots of good questions to think about every once in a while!
In the beginning of your career, you spend time to earn money. Once you hit your stride in any capacity, you should spend money to earn time, as the latter is nonrenewable.