So one thing that I always find fun is connecting mystical and esoteric ideas from the past to the present. For example, in Greek mythology, each god represented a different aspect of human existence. Poseidon, for instance, symbolized the power of the sea. While the Greeks may not have believed in the literal existence ofContinue reading “Practice and Mysticism”
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Can Buddhism and Ego Intertwine?
Alright, I admit — this one’s a bit of a repost. Remember that era back a few years ago where I was getting into writing “serious academic papers” on “wide-ranging concepts”? It didn’t last long, unsurprisingly. But one of the unreleased ones actually involved a subject I still hold close to my heart — aContinue reading “Can Buddhism and Ego Intertwine?”
The Best Way to Focus: Do Nothing
This is a quick blog post to talk about an important thing I recently learned when it comes to focusing on a task at hand.
How to use AI to get you motivated to work
If you are anything like me, then every time you see a blank page, you’re probably paralyzed. Every time I start a new project, it’s such a pain to get those first couple of words together, whether it be the first sentence in a blog post or a first recording in a video.
Is the Four-Hour Workweek Actually Possible?
The Four-Hour Workweek is a self-help book written by Tim Ferriss, and arguably set the tone for the more hustler-oriented culture of the 2010s. In this book, Ferriss emphasizes the concept of lifestyle design, which involves designing your life in a way that allows you to have more free time and engage in activities thatContinue reading “Is the Four-Hour Workweek Actually Possible?”