It suddenly hit me. I couldn't believe I hadn't seen it before. While roaming through thailand I realized why some people just don't make any sales.

I was sitting in a bus and the other travelers around me were tweaking out. No one spoke english but us and they were panicking if they were on the right bus. Here's the thing.

When the details are fuzzy and unexplained, our instincts tell us we are being scammed. Things don't feel congruent with what we expect and we get...

The media fills your head with unnecessary information - clogging the pipes so that nothing useful can make it in or out of your mind.

If you want maximal output, start with minimal input.

I recommend a 5-day media fast to test the waters. You'll never turn back, though. The world's events are trivial.

We all pretend we don't mean exactly what we mean -- that we don't feel exactly what we feel -- to uphold social ideals that none of us actually believe in.

Because we don't know their ideals. We think they are rules.

Please could someone find for me a better definition of insanity?

Hats off to Mark Joyner. This quote by him is a valuable lesson. It's ultimately up to us how fast we get there. And every time we choose to walk away - - when we know it's time to work - - we are choosing "slowly"


I think this one belongs on my bathroom mirror. haha



All The Best,
Dante