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There comes a point for every successful founder when they wake up, look around, and ask the question: "Is this really it?" Maybe the business that once lit you up...

Remove all of the jargon and fancy frameworks, and every self-improvement technique falls into one of two buckets: Eliminate Dissonance Increase Meaning That’s it. Everything in the self-help universe drives...

This book made me $13 million. Not Think and Grow Rich. ​Not The 4-Hour Workweek. ​Definitely not The Secret. Microsoft Access For Dummies. Because I was dumb enough to try something crazy. I’m not a...

Once again, it's time for our sacred tradition, the 3rd Annual Unbreakable Holiday Gift Guide!​What qualifies me to write such an important piece? How dare I assume that I may...

When I die, I want the universe to let out a gentle sigh. As if to say, “that guy really did it.” I've been contemplating death a lot lately. I...

I sit alone in my room, staring at the ceiling. The feeling of existential dread is palpable. I just returned to my hotel room after night one at a Baby...

I spent ten years abandoning myself to keep a marriage alive. I told myself that I was doing it for the kids. But the truth is, I was doing it...

There are a few major choices in your life that have a dramatically outsized impact on the quality of said life. ​But the one that is most often overlooked? ​Where...

Last week I sat in meditation for 3,780 minutes. (That’s 7.5 days sitting for 12x 42-minute sessions per day.) I spent nearly 8 days in total silence, completely alone with...

“The most important decision you’ll ever make has nothing to do with your money or career - it is who you marry.” - Warren Buffett I got engaged to my...

Unless you are living under a rock or have the presence of mind to have deleted all of your social media accounts, there’s a meme that you are definitely familiar...

When I sat down with Carm Huntress, I knew he had a meaningful story to share. But nothing could have prepared me for the conversation that followed.​​When he was seven...