"Most people sleepwalk through life, not ever questioning or evaluating the life they've build for themselves. Eternally distracted by the next dopamine hit." We are currently living in pretty confusing – yet exciting – times.
"Your economic security lies in the trust you have in your own capacity to produce, to think, to learn, adapt and provide value" I learn too fucking slow. Recently (the last year actually) I've
"Don't rely on others to supply what you need to know. Figure out what you want out of life and teach yourself how to get it." Unprepared. That's the emotion I'd say is governing my thoughts right
Biology is a software process. Our bodies are made up of trillions of cells, each governed by this process. You and I are walking around with outdated software running in our bodies, which evolved in
Restless. That would be the one word I'd use to define my state of mind. Constantly thinking about how to control the future and re-adjusting my direction based on the mistakes I made in the
"Our brain are battlefields between our nature and our nurture." Life = struggle. Life was never meant to be happy, life was meant to be effective. We live in a lovy-dovy fairy-tale world where we
Reading books is cool - They allow you to learn from other peoples' mistakes and improve your life quality exponentially. Yet there's an abundance in non-fiction/self-improvement literature these days. It's easy to become overwhelmed by
I've been mindfucking myself lately. Seriously. I've been searching continuously for my personal strengths that I could develop into "my life's work". Something I had an inborn talent for that would give me a biological
