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Young people aren't lazy or entitled. They're starving for inspiration in a working world that offers far less challenge and growth than it did a generation ago.
Why have our most generative institutions of the 20th century become \"too big to think\" and how is the internet creating new spaces for ideas?
Finding a niche is not helpful early in a creator journey. Instead find a mode where you can keep showing up and feel connected to yourself
I didn't read Tim Ferriss's The 4-Hour Workweek until a few weeks before I quit my job. Looking back, I think it's one of the most underrated books of the 21st century.
Jed McKenna's first book follows an enlightened man going about his days and reacting to the people around him. My take and favorite highlights.
It still sort of amazes me how different almost every aspect of my life is compared to five years ago. Routines, work, time, money, relationships, desires, travel.
Ship, quit & learn - a proven framework for finding the work worth doing. It's a way to detach from outcome and explore without pressure
How to develop a habit for creating online in a way that helps you keep the habit going and that makes your life better
Erich Fromm's 1941 book on freedom from and freedom to, and why so many people trade their freedom away. My take and favorite highlights.
This annual review reflects on 2021 for Paul personally and professionally and shares financial results from the business
Why did Daniel Kahneman give up on the idea that people want to be happy and what can we learn from Maslow's real research?
The five principles I follow in order to plan an infinite game in the creator economy with the whole goal of having fun along the way