Sunday morning reflections Yesterday, I listened to about half of the Berkshire Hathaway 60th Annual Shareholder Meeting. As always, Warren Buffett shared not only investment insights but also deep wisdom about life. A few things he said stayed with me — and I wanted to write them down, both to remember and to share. 1.
As I continue reading The Book of Life, one thing really struck me when Krishnamurti talked about the distinction between fact and ideas. He said that fear or worry arises when we mistake our own ideas or thoughts for facts. If we can simply understand the facts without adding our own interpretations, we could be
I’ve been reading The Book of Life by J. Krishnamurti, and this is actually the fourth time I’ve picked it up. In the past, the words didn’t quite speak to me. But this time, something shifted. The reading began to flow. The book touches on many topics, but two in particular struck me deeply so
Getting a good night sleep is not just about the strategies a hour or a couple of hours right before our sleep, it is more about how do we position ourselves throughout the day so that we can sleep better at night. To me, a good night sleep starts at the time we get up
Naval Ravikant in his book The Almanack of Naval Ravikant said: “Enlightenment is the space between your thoughts. It can be achieved every single day from moment to moment.” For example, when you do your daily walk, most likely you would focus on planning the rest of the day or thinking about the past, and
Shane Parrish in The Tim Ferriss Show said that he wants his kids to be challenged at schools. It is not about grades. We as parents, often are so wrapped up that their grades become our grade, and their success become our success. We should produce independent individuals who can handle the ups and downs