Wisdom
15) The longer you trade you realize that you need to eventually find the need to build the foundation of your identity on something stable. An identity built on talent or contrarian views get challenged fast. Identities built on process are more sustainable, even if they trade off novelty and exhilaration.
thiccy • Tweet
When I worry constantly about the imperfections of my relationship, I keep my love at an equally constant distance.
David Whyte • How to Heal the Anxious Self — David Whyte - The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
When literally everything becomes television, what disappears is not something so broad as intelligence (although that seems to be going, too) but something harder to put into words, and even harder to prove the value of. It’s something like inwardness. The capacity for solitude, for sustained attention, for meaning that penetrates inward rather... See more
Everything Is Television
This multidimensional researcher-investor-builder perspective proved invaluable, enabling our collective Hivemind to compound insight toward a single mission: to help crypto happen sooner and better than it would without us.
Delphi Intelligence • Tweet
It’s not that most people can’t make heavy things. It’s that they don’t notice they aren’t. Lightness has its virtues—it pulls us in, subtly, innocently, whispering, ' Just do things .' The machine rewards movement, so we keep going, collecting badges. One day, we look up and realize we’ve been running in place.
And then you feel it: a quiet,... See more
And then you feel it: a quiet,... See more
Anu Atluru • Make Something Heavy.
The output matters, but the intention, the struggle, the care is what makes it count — what gives it weight.
Anu Atluru • Make Something Heavy.
Just like few of us experience love at first sight, few will experience passion and meaning at first experience. Like a relationship, we must build it from scratch, piece-by-piece, until after years of brick and sweat, it can stand on its own.
And once we’re there, like a plane in full nosedive, we let it take us to our grave, holding hands,... See more
And once we’re there, like a plane in full nosedive, we let it take us to our grave, holding hands,... See more
Mark Manson • Find What You Love and Let It Kill You
we are all capable of—and I’d argue responsible for—ascribing meaning to our pain, and this can actually give our life purpose.