Book Review: Outlive's Powerful Final Chapter
Peter Attia's Outlive is a book about living longer. Its final chapter, about workaholism, shame and emotional health, is the most powerful part.
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Peter Attia's Outlive is a book about living longer. Its final chapter, about workaholism, shame and emotional health, is the most powerful part.
When you leave a conventional career, people ask what you do. You need three stories: one for skeptics, one for the curious, and the real one for fellow weirdos.
Stop saying you should write more or should do YouTube. Pay attention to what you actually do with ease. That's the real clue to your creative path.
People doing almost nothing at their jobs aren't lazy. They're stuck in job-shaped containers without access to good work. The real problem is an absence of meaning.
Chris Miller's Chip War is a comprehensive deep dive into the history of semiconductors since WWII, up to the current chip war between China and the US. My takeaways.
A detailed look at my actual week as a self-employed creator and dad: writing sessions, podcast recordings, consulting workshops, gym time, and co-parenting.
Seven honest reflections after seven years of self-employment, from quitting alcohol to embracing boldness to threading the needle of parenting and creative work.
The second book in Jed McKenna's Enlightenment Trilogy opens with a furious letter from a reader. My take and favorite highlights.
I've actively chosen to leave money on the table for years. The return? Time with family, peace of mind, and a richness that no paycheck can match.
My 2023 annual review: becoming a dad, working less than ever while earning more than ever, selling 34k books, and losing a mentor who changed my path.
A sabbatical roundtable: personal experiences, mindset shifts, financial strategies, travel impacts, and transitioning back to work
Crossing the Unknown Sea is my favorite David Whyte book, the story of his leap from naturalist to poet. Here are the lines that stayed with me, organized by theme.