The problem is, you think you have time... Most of us get around 80 summers, if we're lucky. Don't wait. Life isn't something that starts later. Say yes to the trip. Start the project. Write the book. Take the risk. Chase the dream. Spend time with those you love. These moments

The question of our time:

Life becomes so fun when you start to see your actions as seeds. Send a message to someone you think is cool. Compliment a bunch of people throughout the day. Throw some spare money at a project that intrigues you You have an infinite supply at any given time. Plant them

I'm down for this 1000%.

Love it!

by 2027, the most valuable skill won't be coding or writing - it'll be psychological resilience. the people who can stay sane in a world designed to fragment your attention will inherit the future. start training now.

For real! 'Tis why I am now a hermit. Officially.

Everyday, and now more than ever....

make summer kitchens great again

Having a child changes everything forever in all the best ways.

My Grandpa grew up poor in the Appalachian hills of Virginia. When he married my Grandma, he opened up a body shop chopping and painting muscle cars. He made a good life for them, raising himself (and her) out of poverty. If you miss your Grandpa like I miss mine, drop his

Been using "skosh" and "dololly" lately.

SOMETHING STRANGE IS GOING ON With The U.S. Economy Grocery prices are at their most expensive, there were more job cuts in October 2025 than any October since 2003, credit card debt has reached an all-time high of 1.3 trillion, the government is shut down which is now

Dude, yes. Typing 1 & 2 (1 on manual & 2 on electric). I'm still a damned fast typist!

Umberto Eco, who owned 50,000 books, had this to say about home libraries: “It is foolish to think that you have to read all the books you buy, as it is foolish to criticize those who buy more books than they will ever be able to read. It would be like saying that you should use

You must read. Read nonfiction. Read fiction. Read history. Read philosophy. Read psychology. Read banned literature. Read poetry. Read about new technology. Read biography. Read memoir. Read on economics. Read on finance. Reread what you have already read. Read. Reflect. Repeat.

My Substack essay about natural, cheap remedies for colds and flu that peer-reviewed scientific articles confirm are dramatically effective at healing those conditions, is getting a lot of traction. Are you suffering from the miserable "Flu A"? Read this first:

never apologise for being obsessed. read all day. work all day. run for hours. forget time exists. be everywhere but be a ghost. turn off the world and create your own. let craft become compulsion. positive obsession is a gift, disguised as a curse.

Learned about something called a "glimmer" recently. It's the opposite of a trigger. A tiny moment that makes you feel good. Coffee hitting right. Sun on your face. Your dog losing its mind when you walk in the door. Most of us are trained to scan for threats all day. Flip that.

4 non-negotiable days you should schedule on weekends every month: 1. Get Your Sh*t Together Day