Notes

You were happy as a child for no reason. Then we taught you to earn it. Now you're chasing what you already had.

At 14,000 feet, I learned my entire definition of productivity was broken. The fastest way forward is standing still.

I lost money as a momentum trader, more as a technical analyst. Then realized the market wasn't the problem. I was.

We live like we have forever. But with every exhale, you're already dying. And that's exactly the point.

(The checklist nobody questions) Society says happiness is a house, car, kids, and burnout. But nobody asks if you're actually full.

People ask why I climb mountains instead of climbing LinkedIn. The mountains have an answer they won't like.

You're running someone else's race very efficiently. And society applauds movement. Very little for stopping to ask: do I actually want this?