People Who Reinvented Themselves in Their 30s
Many people think their 30s are too late to start a new path. Ram Dass, Gretchen Rubin, David Whyte, Jeff Bezos, and others who made big transitions in their 30s.
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Many people think their 30s are too late to start a new path. Ram Dass, Gretchen Rubin, David Whyte, Jeff Bezos, and others who made big transitions in their 30s.
David Whyte details the positive and negative sides of ambition and our challenge of grappling with it in our lives
Sabbaticals have a near 100% approval rating and often serve as a space in one's life to rediscover curiosity, energy & passion for life
Thoreau's first chapter of Walden, Economy, distilled into simple modern language, with his 1854 original a click away under each passage.
Paul details his efforts to plan, create, launch, build in public and run several cohort-based courses as well as evergreen courses
People are still pursuing the default american dream path and not getting what they expect, meaning. How do find meaning in today's world?
Why do full-time employees think self-employment is so risky? Here's how I think about money, retirement & my future
We've lost connection to an ancient definition of leisure which was centered around contemplation and an active engagement with the world
The full-time MBA performs a certain number of jobs well but it is being replaced by new options that are using the power of networks to scale
Will the \"creator economy\" self-destruct before it ever takes off or will a new culture emerge that helps develop an ecosystem of creators?
A review of Ali Abdaal's Part-Time Youtube Academy course. I share how I leveled up my YouTube skills and changed my mindset towards creation.
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