I Take Notes Like Some People Take

It's Lonely At The Top. Ninety-nine Percent Of People In The World Are Convinced They Are Incapable Of Achieving Great Things, So They Aim For The Mediocre. The Level Of Competition Is Thus Fiercest For "realistic" Goals, Paradoxically Making Them The Most Time-consuming And Energy Consuming. It Is Easier To Raise $10,000,000 Than It Is $1,000,000. It Is Easier To Pick Up The One Perfect 10 In The Bar Than The Five 8s.

By Working Only When You Are Most Effective, Life Is Both More Productive And More Enjoyable. It's The Perfect Example Of Having Your Cake And Eating It, Too.

There Are Certain Things I Will Automate, But When It Comes To Quality Control, I Want To Keep A Very Close Eye.

If You Look At The Purported Dangers Of Salt Or Fat, There Is No Consensus Of Support In Scientific Literature. So I Would Ask First: 'is It Possible To Have An Informed Government That Actually Follows The Science?' From What I've Seen, It's Not Likely.

Excitement Is The More Practical Synonym For Happiness, And It Is Precisely What You Should Strive To Chase. It Is The Cure-all. When People Suggest You Follow Your "passion" Or Your "bliss," I Propose That They Are, In Fact, Referring To The Same Singular Concept: Excitement. This Brings Us Full Circle. The Question You Should Be Asking Isn't, "what Do I Want?" Or "what Are My Goals?" But "what Would Excite Me?"