Anti-viral writings for financial resilience, location independence and meaningful relationships.
…It’s fundamental to properly close the previous one. It might seem obvious, and yet, so may times we get so carried away with our current agenda, that we simply forget. Or we think “well, eventually things will turn out just fine, even if I don’t close this chapter now”. Of course things will never turn … Read more
Today was a mixed day. There’s less than half an hour until it ends, and I still didn’t publish my daily article, so I’m rushing it a little. I know it won’t be a spectacular blog post. It may not even be read by anyone, and that’s ok. It’s still part of my 365 days … Read more
This update comes 5 days after the regular date, which is 23rd of the month, but for good reasons: I’ve been traveling and I simply didn’t have access to my guitar while I was away. For more than two thirds of the last month I’ve been on the road. That means for more than two … Read more
The amount of information we’re exposed to in this current reality is overwhelming. We are not built to process such enormous quantities and in order to survive, to make a little bit of sense of this chaos, we rely on various tools. We either delegate the task of information processing to professional actors (like media, … Read more
Khyentse Norbu is a Nepalese Buddhist monk I follow for a few years now. Not your typical lama, dressed in traditional robe and preaching – although, at times, he does that too. Khyentse Norbu, a recognized tulku (reincarnated master) is significantly more active in a specific laic area, namely directing movies – and I’m not … Read more
Every time I put myself in a new situation, context or physical place, I experience, at the same time, two different, and somehow complementary processes. One one side, there’s anxiety – the anxiety of not knowing the situation, the context or the physical place. And on the other side is learning – or what I … Read more
We live in a world in which publicly stating that you don’t know something may get in you trouble. Not directly, as there isn’t any law against it (yet), but via a subtle social pressure, by which everybody must prove at any given moment that they have an opinion on something, and, in general, that … Read more
In more pompous words, this blog post could have been titled: “How To Focus On Long Term Goals, While Still Making Sense Of Your Day To Day Life”. Or, even better: “How To Not Lose Sight Of Your Long Term Goals, While Crushing It Daily”. But, in all honesty, I prefer simpler words, and I … Read more
