#397. Dad, what is “Premeditatio Malorum”?By / Premeditatio Malorum or “negative visualization” is a Stoic exercise of imagining things that could go wrong or be taken away from us. It helps us prepare for life’s inevitable setbacks and develop resilience in the face of uncertainty
#167. Dad, I try to learn as much as I can from others. Leadership, Motivation, Risk, Time, Values, Wisdom / By It is just as important to learn what not to do from others as much as what to do.
#302. Dad, is it OK to buy inexpensive stuff? Debt, Decisions, Life Advice, Minimalism, YOLO / By Justifying purchases with a low sticker price is faulty logic. Eventually, our stuff will get the last laugh with the […]
#100. Dad, what is identity confusion? Decisions, Purpose, Values, Wisdom / By When your spending behaviour contradicts your values and goals.
#79. Dad, when making decisions, should I always factor in money? Decisions, Passion, Purpose, Values / By Money should not be the driving factor in every decision you make. If it is, you will feel constantly stuck.
#145. Dad, what is a moonshot? Delayed Gratification, Motivation, Purpose, Success / By A moonshot is a big goal. It is a long-term endeavour with the hope of success, but also the awareness that not every outcome […]
#309. Dad, what stops me from taking more risks? Decisions, Motivation, Resilience / By Negative thinking, fear, and lack of imagination usually restrict our potential to take risks.