A Learning a Day

It’s tempting, when you’re surrounded by people who all seem to be running the same race, to compare where you are against where they are.

Some days you’re the pigeon.

Bill Perkins, in his book Die with Zero, has a different take on the ant and the grasshopper.

“Good times become good memories, but bad times become good lessons.” | Uncle Iroh, Avatar: The Last Airbender The simplicity of this one made me smile.

One lesson I keep coming back to: a light dinner, something closer to 60% full than 80%, with fewer carbs where I can manage it, followed by a mile or mile-and-a-half walk, wrapped up at least two hours before bed.

One downside of AI being everywhere is the sheer volume of AI-generated crap now flooding feeds and workplaces alike.

“The business of life is the acquisition of memories.

In February 2020, a vet and wildlife conservationist named Sean McCormack met Elliot Newton, co-founder of Citizen Zoo, at a talk on beaver reintroduction.

“Sometimes life is like this dark tunnel.

Money is a global scoreboard.