Do I have the right to be forgotten?
The internet is a sorting tool of information. It allows a quick search of individuals, but can...
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Book Review: “When Breath Becomes Air” by Paul Kalanithi (2016)
Paul Kalanithi was on his way up in life. He was married, had attended Yale School of Medicine and was nearing the end of his residency at Stanford University as a neurosurgeon. Then, at age 36, he found out he had Stage IV lung cancer. What follows in the book is his examination of his life as he lives with this disease.
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Top Five Regrets of the Dying
This list comes from an Australian nurse named Bronnie Ware who recorded the wishes of individuals...
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What To Do When You Win The Lottery
The precious lottery. How long have you spent thinking about winning that magical multi-million...
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Concentrate Better? Yes, Please.
How can you concentrate more? It’s something that many people are struggling with. In the...
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Book Review: “Charlie Munger: The Complete Investor” by Tren Griffin (2015)
“Simplicity has a way of improving performance through enabling us to better understand what...
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MLMs: Cult Companies?
Following in the footsteps of the Rajneesh and similar groups, cult companies are propping up everywhere…including social media.
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Data, Data Everywhere…The Story Of Crazy Japanese Artist On Kawara
A data point can be extracted from most of the things that you experience every day. Every step...
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How Not To Be Wrong
Book Review: “How Not To be Wrong” by Jordan Ellenberg Bill Gates recommended this...
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Should We Outlaw Tipping?
Tipping is one of the more interesting human concepts. Ostensibly, it’s about providing a sense of...
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How I Paid Off My Student Loans In Less than Five Years
In 2016, I paid off all my student loans in less than 5 years after graduating from college. So how did I do it?
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Resources to Check Out
If you’re new to FIRE and want to check out some resources, I’ve compiled some helpful...
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