Philo @feelinPhilo

Regret: Should have read this book earlier

The software industry is rapidly converging on just three languages: Go, Rust, and JS. It would be smart to learn one of those really well, and have at least a working acquaintance with the other two.

Promote yourself online every single day: - Your work - Your brand - Your opinions - How you think - Problems you solve People will either: - Love you (customers) - Hate you (who cares) - Join you (network) - Follow you (students) - Ignore you (already are)

If you can spend 4 years getting a degree to do something you don’t care about you can spend 1 year reeducating yourself to build your own thing. Stop quitting after 2 weeks.

This hit me hard... We all have "that guy" somewhere in our head. So much of our success is determined by our ability to manage his influence over our day-to-day actions. The reality: Everything meaningful that you want in life is on the other side of something that sucks.…

Monk Mode has grown to huge popularity over the last few years as a self-improvement strategy, especially for men. It’s a retreat from the world to focus on the 3 I’s – Introspection, Isolation and Improvement. Despite its recent ascendence, it is nothing new, Illimitable Man…

Your bad habits don’t seem worth quitting because you don’t have responsibilities (or prioritize those responsibilities) that deserve you at 100% capacity. If the importance of those responsibilities outweighed the pleasure of your bad habits, you’d stop without question.

I need this on my wall

You feel anxious when the years pass and you don’t get the progress you want. That’s when you choose to become more ambitious, more disciplined, more focused, not because you want to get rich, but because you simply want peace of mind.

This all started with a simple Google search: "Heavy furniture move 37206" Found the guy, reached out, paid him, and he came over. In and out — 30 minutes. Amazing what you can build when you understand people's problems. Here's how to start: justinwelsh.me/newsletter/bui…

Pay the taxes of life gladly. Not just from the government. Annoying people are a tax on being outside your house. Delays are a tax on travel. Haters are a tax on having a YouTube channel. There’s a tax on everything in life. You can whine. Or you can pay them gladly.

Anxiety is a sign that you haven’t fully made sense of something in the past. Because the only way that the future can feel threatening is if you’re afraid that something you know you can’t handle is going to happen again. Memories that haven’t been fully processed will linger:

Shohei could use some advice from Munenori Kawasaki

@MrBeast If I win, I will give all winnings to a randomly selected liker of this comment (picked by Python script)

A remarkable and important episode of the @joerogan podcast with @PeterAttiaMD If you have a less-than-supportive inner narrative, don’t miss this discussion. Powerful and useful. open.spotify.com/episode/6x9k7K…

The new episode of the @joerogan podcast with Evolutionary Psychologist @ProfDavidBuss about mate selection (and more) is superb. Don’t miss it. open.spotify.com/episode/3aYGkv…

One of my biggest copes is I truly believe it's better to be 5'11 than 6 feet tall. There's a scrappy underdog energy to it. 6' is corporate. The 6' tall man replies to the HR emails, the 5'11 dwarven king deletes without reading

I’ve posted a zero cost (and no sign up required) PDF of a “Neuroplasticity Super Protocol” (based on peer reviewed studies in humans): hubermanlab.com/teach-and-lear…

2. Physiological Sighs 2 inhales and 1 exhale. Check out this @hubermanlab video on regulating your HR. Full video: youtu.be/kSZKIupBUuc

This is a MUST listen for anyone interested in the human mind. Dr Conti is one of the great thinkers and among the greatest psychiatrists alive (or dead). Thank you @lexfridman for leading such an extraordinary conversation!

Lex Fridman @lexfridman

a year ago

Here's my conversation with Paul Conti, all about narcissism, sociopathy, envy, role of emotion in the human mind, and the nature of good and evil. Thank you to @hubermanlab for connecting us. This was a truly fascinating conversation. youtube.com/watch?v=jRBksD…

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