Saying "Yes" Is Killing Your Happiness

Ditch The Resolutions & Become Unf*ckwithable This Year

i love that you love it! 

And if you did in fact still want to learn fast.. i wrote about my findings a few months back:

https://hackernoon.com/how-to-learn-anything-fast

I’m 37, Emotionally Immature, and the Road Didn’t Fix It

Thanks for sharing this. It’s funny how we all went from staring at random shapes on the wall to staring at random posts on our phones. I’m with you—give me sticks and pebbles any day. Way less stress, and maybe a bit more wonder.

You are very welcome. Thank you for taking time out of your day to read it!

The Reality of Digital Nomads: Chasing Adventure, Finding What?

It’s true that the digital nomad lifestyle varies a lot depending on someone’s financial stability and maturity going into it. Trying to "find yourself" and figure out your career on the road can amplify all the challenges you’ve highlighted—uncertainty, isolation, and burnout. But if you already have a clear purpose and steady income, it’s a completely different experience.

\
For me, I made a drastic shift. I ran a successful 7-figure real estate firm in Florida and had everything that looked like “stability” on paper. But after burning out, I realized there was more to life than just being “successful.” So, I sold most of my things and embraced a new path: traveling the world and writing. For me, a constant change of environment has been essential, and it’s actually helped me make more meaningful connections. In the past year, I’ve made more friends than in the seven years I spent running my firm.

\
So, I’d add that it’s important to consider what type of digital nomad someone is, as well as their starting point. For those who have some stability and a clear sense of purpose, this lifestyle can be deeply fulfilling. Great article! It just might benefit from exploring those nuances.

Comfort Has a Cost, and Its Currency is Regret

Thank you so much for the kind words, amfexa! I'm really glad the piece resonated with you. The 'Bank of Life' metaphor hit me hard too when I realized how many 'safe' decisions were actually costing me the richness of experience. It’s like we’re all given a limited amount of time, and every decision is a withdrawal or deposit. So why not spend it chasing what truly excites us, right? Thanks again for reading and for sharing your thoughts!

I Tried Perplexity For a Week, And I Don't Think AI Search Engines Can Replace Google.. Yet

Great read! Super detailed and balanced. 

\
I too had switched to Perplexity as my default search engine for a bit, but ended up with the same thoughts. While I found myself going back to Google for its ability to handle more complex or niche questions (just like you mentioned), Perplexity still impresses me with how it suggests follow-up questions. It’s like an AI-powered brainstorming buddy, which is awesome for diving deeper into topics quickly. But when I needed precision, Google still came out on top. 

\
I think you nailed it when talking about how AI search engines have a ways to go—it feels like the future will be a mix of both worlds.

Lost In Thoughts

Love to hear that! Thank you so much for taking the time to read. 

What Three Months in Colombia Taught Me About Life

I absolutely love this comment. And you are correct, Colombians are the most heart-warming people I have met! 

I see where you're coming from, but my article wasn't meant to cover every detail of Colombian life. It was about sharing the broader lessons I took away—things that resonate beyond gender. Thanks for reading, though.

I am sorry to hear about your experience. 

Pack Your Sh*t, it's Time to Move

I understand your concern about SEO optimization, but I want to clarify that my primary focus is on delivering valuable and meaningful content to my readers. While the article may contain elements like backlinks, lists, and images, these aren't included for the sake of gaming SEO. Instead, they serve to enhance the reading experience and provide additional resources for those who want to dive deeper into the topic.

\
I appreciate your feedback and hope you found some value in the article, even if it wasn't perfectly aligned with your expectations. Your input helps me grow and refine my work, so thank you for that

Thanks for your feedback, it makes sense. This was originally a newsletter that was reposted here, perhaps I could have indeed separated them. 

How To Learn Anything Fast

Question everything! Not for the sake of rebellion, but for the sake of a better understanding.

School is Dead. Embrace Modern Education Instead.

Thanks for reading and for the awesome comment!

\
To answer your question, I found three of my Mastermind groups through recommendations from friends and business partners. The fourth one I discovered from a podcast where the guests were teaching exactly what I wanted to learn.

\
Finding these groups isn’t too tough. A quick search on Facebook usually does the trick since they’re often advertised there. Another tip is to ask around in your network. 

\
..But the key is getting feedback from current or past members.

\
I’ve had good luck using Facebook  (again) to connect with people in these groups. People looove talking about their Mastermind experiences, so it’s easy to find them. Just write to 3-5 people, ask about their experience, and it’ll give you a good sense of what to expect.

\
Hope this helps!

My Plan to Make a Million Dollars Writing Online

Lamento saber de tu enfermedad Miki. Me alegra que hayas encontrado útil este artículo. ¡Esperando con ansias ver con qué vienes!

Thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed this!

Will You Really Let AI Do the Thinking For You?

I’m glad you found it useful. I agree, it is a steep learning curve. 

Dear America, I Am Breaking Up With You

Looks like you already mastered the Art of Living :) 

Sounds like you mastered the Fuck it Philosophy early on.. https://hackernoon.com/the-fck-it-effect

Happiness Is Based on a Flawed Equation — Here's How to Fix It

I’ll have to check it out “Happiness 101” from Tim Bono. Thanks for the recommendation!

\


I hope I get this right.. 

\
コメントありがとうございます。楽しんでいただけてよかったです！

\


Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m really glad you found the article meaningful. I write about things that have personally helped me, hoping they can do the same for others. Your feedback is incredibly valuable to me—it lets me know I’m on the right track.

Do Not Open This Article

Ah, Magritte’s iconic reminder that things are not always what they seem :) Thank you for this thought-provoking addition.

The Quietest in the Room: How Being Observant Cultivates Lifelong Success

Why Humans Are Drawn to Games

So happy you liked it and thanks for the links! I'll revisit her book and TED talk. I am grateful for you bookmarking the article, that’s awesome!

Really appreciate your comment—it sparks an idea for a next piece on practical ways to find that flow state in everyday life.

BenoitMalige