Writer, marketer and, currently, vibe coder. Based in the UK. This blog is where I think out loud. More about me or see X / Twitter.
There are a lot of great life hacks out there. But frankly, the best life hack is the one that most applies to your life at the time. Actually that applies… Read MoreOn the benefits of NOT checking your phone/email first thing in the morning
I’ve never been a fast decision maker. My natural tendency was to weigh up all the options before diving in. Whilst this is great in some situations, in many others… Read MoreMaking Decisions: A Technique For Making Them Faster
I first wrote in 2013 about how I tried to beat hair loss. Then, after assessing all the various treatment options, decided the benefits (for me) did not outweigh the… Read MoreHow I used world travel to deal with the anxiety of going bald, and move on from it successfully
I’ve long been a big fan of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. If you haven’t come across it before, it’s worth checking out. Every now and again there’s some great nuggets of wisdom shared.
Luckily there’s a bunch of YouTube videos that capture this, and below are a selection of my favourite. The titles are pretty self explanatory 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOBT-TVAhM4
N.B. This post is me trying to put into longer form my understanding, and belief, in the ideas expressed in the We’re Living in the Matrix video with Joe Rogan and Thomas Campbell. It’s a little out there and random, but I like to play with ideas.
These are the ‘inescapable conclusions’ stemming from the research completed by Gary Taubes in his book Good Calories, Bad Calories:
Understandably for many, marathon running is more about the challenge than it is about staying fit. Often runners raise huge sums of money for their chosen charities. However for those who think it’s a healthy persuit I’d urge them to think again. Especially if interested in an attractive physique.
It seems clear to me that as we continue to automate the more mundane jobs the online jobs are going to thrive. Those that create the digital experience will have… Read MoreFuture of Labour
What career should I choose? Or even simpler, what sort of job should I get next?
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I had a depressing realisation recently. If you earn £45k for the next 20 years, and put 50% of that towards your house it’ll buy you a house around £450k. Not THAT much for all that time.
Don’t most of us want a nice place?
Plus who can afford 50% of their income that consistently?
Except that it’s only depressing if you consider the value of your house important. If that’s your success metric then you may well be disappointed.
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