
Why I Changed My Life’s Guiding Principle
I ignored my old guiding principle, trusted my instincts instead, and now have a new and improved heuristic for directing my life's decisions.
“There is one path in the world that none can walk but you. Where does it lead? Don’t ask, walk!” So let’s find those tracks and run along them with smiles on our faces.

I ignored my old guiding principle, trusted my instincts instead, and now have a new and improved heuristic for directing my life's decisions.

Lack of urgency led to me doing fewer fun and important things, but now I have a new “pre-fun” system that’s working.

What happens when you get in the habit of asking yourself "What for?" and "What instead?" before acting.

Every year I give myself a reality check that straightens the deluded stories I tend to tell myself. Here's how.

The surprising story from the famous Stanford marshmallow experiments that changed my thinking about delayed gratification.

Summarizing Kevin Mitchell's book, Innate, and applying what he teaches to questions about what my clone army would look like.

How to find your path in your life by affording patience to explore the extraordinary (APEX)—and mistakes to avoid.

Why I converted from doubtful skeptic about the value of the information I consume into a disciple of my new "info-ligion," Flip-Flopism.

10 rapid-fire challenges that push you to spend your time better.

If you could easily afford whatever you wanted, what kind of difficulty would you pursue? That's your desirably difficult dream life.

Life whacks are the opposite of life hacks: they make life harder than it needs to be. What are yours? And can you eliminate them?

'A Short Stay in Hell' by Steven Peck challenged me to rethink my approach to my much shorter stay in non-hell, aka life.