C. S. Lewis, live near your friends

Knowing in a deep way who you are, your uniqueness, will make it that much easier to avoid all of life’s other pitfalls.

Most of your problems are psychological, so if you believe that the majority of them don't exist, they will in fact disappear

- Carl Jung

You always make terrible decisions when you feel lonely, angry, or bored; wait till you’re calm and content, a lot of decisions don’t need to be rushed.

Having the discipline to create consistently good quality sleep = better decisions = better life.

Heard this line today and it hit so damn hard: “We only dream to the size of our exposures. Because what we’re exposed to is the only things we think are reachable.”

Walking through the woods at night activates a certain kind of primal instinct very cool feeling of hyper-alert this was probably our brains default OS before smartphones

Nothing will make you happier than having 2 permanent homes in the right countries.

We don't We're all slowmads And stay places for 3-6 months at a time!

Sleep is the best investment you can make in life.

"It's almost always possible to be honest and positive." Naval

"You want to spend all your time either learning, earning, or relaxing." Naval

You can't ruminate after heavy exercise Rumination is a symptom of not enough physical movement

Attitude really is everything. Life is largely determined by your perspective and approach. The single best advantage you can give yourself is to remain in the right frame of mind.

Time to be a slowmad again

Common sense don’t eat when it’s dark.

The most successful people I know are violently allergic to pessimistic people.

I've never met a single person who was incredibly enthusiastic and treated each day like a gift who wasn't successful long term Attitude is 100% controllable and yet the average person mopes through life acting like each day is a unique form of punishment

From Sam Altman: "Adjusted for the subjective increase in how fast time passes, life is half over by 23 or 24. Don't waste time." I'm 36 and this hits different because it's mathematically true. When you're 5, one year is 20% of your entire existence. When you're 50, it's 2%.