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When Should You Move Out of Your Parent’s House?
Although the average American moves out at 25, there is no “ideal age”.
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What Makes A Well-Rounded Man? (Full Breakdown)
This article will explain the 7 characteristics of a well-rounded man.
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Should You Go To College If You Don’t Know What To Do?
If you read this article till the end, you will know everything that there is to know about whether or not you should go to college.
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Should Men Chase Money, Girls, or Fitness First?
Perpetual devotion to what a man calls his business is only to be sustained by perpetual neglect of many other things
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How to Help Your Lazy Friends Work Harder
I’m looking at you, Karen.
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Most People Don’t Have 20 Years’ Experience. They Have 1 Year’s Experience Repeated 20 Times.
Unfortunately, Most people’s growth over time does not appear to be a straight line up and to the right.
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How To Starve Distractions
As technology advances and our economy shifts, new hardships manifest themselves and threaten us as a society.
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How To Carry Yourself As A Man
in society, men seem to get hit from every angle.
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Why Is Being Respectful Important? (It’s Not What You Might Think!)
Here’s exactly why respect is so important in business, in your relationships, and for your spiritual growth!
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10 Best Books To Read For Personality Development!
If you are looking for the absolute best books to read to develop your personality and character, then you are in the right place. This article is a breakdown of 10 of the most powerful self-help books on the market. All of the books on this list have been selected for their ability to help…
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How To Move Out With No Money: the 7-Step Blueprint
I understand that some people live in toxic households and want to leave. I’m not going to convince you to stay in hell. Heck – I think you should leave ASAP. But with no money in the bank, it’s not straightforward. It can still be done, though! And that’s what we will discuss in this…
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12 ways How To Be Feared And Respected (While Still Being Likeable)
People think being feared is a bad thing. However, I respectfully disagree. Anybody can be feared. But it doesn’t mean they need to use it for bad. For example, if you’re the most feared person in your neighborhood, it doesn’t mean you beat everybody up. It just means people won’t start fights with you. In…
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Top 15 Books about Becoming an Adult
If you’ve ever stressed about the speed at which your life is moving, then you’re just like the rest of us! as you get older, the years start flying by and your responsibilities keep piling up. It feels as though there is more to do, less time to do it, and no sympathy from anyone….
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The complete no-nonsense guide to becoming a UK property investor (REVIEW/SUMMARY)
Introduction The complete, no-nonsense guide to becoming a UK property investor is the first book by property investor and entrepreneur David Tarn. After becoming interested in this form of investment, I came across the book on audible and decided to review its contents, in order to help you decide whether the book is right for…
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The Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous (REVIEW/SUMMARY)
Educating yourself on cryptocurrency? Here’s my personal opinion of The Bitcoin Standard, as well as a brief chapter summary.
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Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman (REVIEW AND SUMMARY)
Introduction Four Thousand weeks is a book by Oliver Burkeman, that seeks to address the issue of time management from a deeply significant angle. In case the title was lost on you, 4000 weeks is how many weeks a human is alive, assuming they live to be 80. With the human experience being so terrifyingly…
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Relentless by Tim Grover (BOOK REVIEW AND SUMMARY)
INTRODUCTION Relentless is the first book by Tim Grover, trainer to some of the greatest athletes of all time. I found this book to be original and insightful, and so decided to give a chapter by chapter summary as well as my honest opinion of the book. Hopefully, this article will give you a better…
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Winning by Tim Grover (BOOK REVIEW AND SUMMARY)
Winning is the 2nd book by Tim Grover, trainer to great athletes like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. The man should know a thing or two about the mindset required to win. I enjoyed Grover’s first book immensely, and so decided to share a chapter by chapter summary of Winning. I have also shared my…
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“Courage is knowing what not to fear” – The Meaning Behind the Quote
Recently, when compiling some quotes for a blog post, I came across the following words by Plato: “Courage is knowing what not to fear” I thought this an interesting idea, and so wanted to explore this quotation a little further. In which context was it first used, and what does it supposedly mean? I’ve done…
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What are Freud’s Theories of Self-development?
When researching for content on this website, I often find myself reading up on psychology and behavioural science research. Sigmund Freud might be the most famous psychologist of all time, and I wanted to spend some time looking at his theories in more depth. So I’ve done some reading. This article will give straightforward, plain…
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Should you sacrifice sleep for success?
Hard work pays. The grind never stops. Go hard or go home. Hustle. Graft. Push. Do more stuff. Sacrifice. Cut out everything that isn’t making cash. It’s all a bit extreme eh! It seems apparent that hard work over time is maybe the most important determinant of success in business and in life. Take anyone…
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SMART goals: what is the difference between attainable and realistic?
As it turns out, attainable and realistic in the context of SMART goals do not mean exactly the same thing. Here is the distinction.
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Too cheap for therapy? Read these books!
Listen I get it. Therapy is expensive!
