The Book How I Built This: The Unexpected Paths to Success from the World’s Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs isn’t a book. It’s more like a collection of advice and how-to’s based on the many interviews the host Guy Raz held with successful entrepreneurs for his famous podcast that wears
Year: 2020
In the past, before I had a solid unwind routine, I would stay stressed out late into the night. I wasn’t able to unwind, and I had no idea how to beat that feeling. I had no ritual in place to transition my day from a mind that’s
Like having a strong Morning Routine that you can rely on, I think it’s equally important to take care of your evenings too. Before I had a solid evening routine in place, my evenings would look like this: I would watch youtube video’s until I got tired around
Routines are important to me. They prime my brain to get in a desired mental state quickly. I know what I need to do, and I do them without thinking. My morning routine shapes my entire day. It sets me up for success. It sets me up for
For me, reading is like writing on the inside of my brain. It’s like borrowing someone else’s brain, opening it up, and see what’s inside. Knowledge is the ultimate equalizer; therefore, reading is the ultimate enabler. Who needs real-life mentors when they can have 100+ mentors compressed into
Check out the spoken version of this blog post below: I’ve always been a bad listener. It’s not that I’m not interested in others. It’s that I don’t feel comfortable when I need to listen. For some strange reason, I feel 10 times more relaxed when I’m speaking
Lady Luck a.k.a. Fortuna, in Roman mythology or Tyche, in Greek mythology, goddess of fortune. We all know of her existence, and we occasionally stare her right in the face. But do we really know her ways? Are we able to influence her hand?Can we demand her to
Hello Friends! I hope you’re doing well in these strange but interesting times. Here is my weekly dose of lessons that I’ve learned in the past week. Use them, abuse them, like them, hate them, praise them. How do these lessons affect you? A few questions that kept
Hello Friends! Here is my weekly dose of lessons that I’ve learned in the past week: The Five Year Rule: You get plenty of shots at life to make it BIG I hear many peers make the following statement: “I’m not doing the right thing. I’m not focussing
I’ve written 350+ diary entries in the past year. That’s a record for me. I’ve written a lot in the past, but never this much. The difference is that I’ve kept a strict journaling format this year. My format is standardized and easy to use. I ask myself
Entrepreneurship is a never-ending slap in the face. Sometimes the slap is warm and soft, oftentimes, I mean most times, the slap is hard and cold. To survive the constant slapping, you need mental resilience. Mental resilience doesn’t come out of anywhere. It doesn’t magically appear out of
In my last post I wrote about the Electric Skateboard that I recently bought. Well, I’ve sold that board a couple of days ago. So Yes, it was a huge money waster. Within 3 weeks I literally threw away €400, a lot of money these days. I feel
I think the future will be better than today. And today was better than the past. I believe that we all want a better life. This pushes us to create a better life. In turn, this pushes humanity to have an overall better experience on this earth. But
IMPORTANT: Scroll way down to see the full list of questions to reflect on your past year. Good luck and happy reflecting 🙂 “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” ― Søren Kierkegaard We can’t look into the future. The only thing we can