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I have caught myself, more than once, defending a version of me that had already moved on.
For most of human history, the average person did not live to see their thirty-fifth birthday.
I did not get calmer by reading grand books about attention or by taking a week-long digital detox in the woods.
Every so often you get to a point where the same three or four questions have been circling for months and none of them are getting answered.
I am not a psychologist or an economist, and nothing here is advice about your money or your decisions.
The assumption almost everyone carries about a new tool: it pours rocket fuel on whoever is already at the front.
It is 11:14pm and the only light in the room is the laptop.
The screen showed a five-weekend plan.
I am not a psychologist or a doctor, and this should not be taken as advice.
Picture the colleague who quietly keeps the best leads for himself.
"You come across as highly self-directed, analytical, private, and restless.
I have a decision sitting open that I should have closed days ago.
