Read old books and you will see what has been taken from you. Technology has not improved our lives at all. Quite the opposite

V for Vendetta is basically a documentary about the last ten years.

The market has been schizophrenic in the last three months than I’ve ever seen it.

Don’t buy into the doom. Tomorrow is still coming. Plan accordingly.

20% of America is eating like this, and the rest of us are scrapping by at Costco. How long can this last?

Do a 1-hour tech cleanse every day and watch 90% of your problems disappear.

If people understood what’s happening under the hood in the bond market, there would be a massive run on the banks.

Apple Music has the worst shuffle feature of all time. Me: shuffle this playlist of 1000 songs. Apple Music: best I can do is the same 10 songs.

Life gets easier when you realize that you’re always alone. Life becomes incredible when you get comfortable being alone with your own thoughts.

It’s a hard time for readers. If you are able to quiet your mind and focus on something outside of yourself for a long period of time, you are exceedingly rare.

I used to be morbidly obese because I was making bad choices. Until I owned that fact, the problem persisted. You can’t inject self control. You must acquire it through exercising self control.

Preparation is everything. The more you prepare, the greater the outcome.

I’ve noticed a big uptick in frustration when I talk to people. Something is bubbling below the surface. Anyone else noticing this lately?

A good Saturday to-do list: - clean your house - clean your car - take a long walk - read a book - 1hr tech cleanse - listen to classical music

If you’re determined to accomplish something, you will. The only question is, do you have the patience?

People used to sit with their thoughts. There were no smart phones, nothing worth watching on TV, and computers were basically advanced calculators. It was heaven. Our nervous systems function better when we have time to sit alone with ourselves. No input, no output. Try it.

Anxiety is a product of idle hands.

Being a man is more about facing isolation with grace than anything else.