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The Amygdala Chronicles

The Amygdala Chronicles

Mental Slavery (pt3) Here is an embarrassing little story that had me in hot water for a long long time. Years ago I was working behind the bar in my… Read more »

Grit

Grit

There are not many things more important these days than grit. If you want to achieve a meaningful life, lived on your terms you need to prepare to fail, and… Read more »

Blood, sweat, dirt, and thorns – Photo essay of a Panama waterfall

Blood, sweat, dirt, and thorns – Photo essay of a Panama waterfall

This past weekend Trey and I took some friends on an expedition to a really amazing waterfall. It goes without saying that one of the most incredible things about living… Read more »

Radical Responsibility and your bank account

Radical Responsibility and your bank account

Approximate reading time: 6 minutes Almost a year ago, a group of grassroots activists launched a campaign urging bank customers to transfer their accounts from global megabanks like Wells Fargo… Read more »

Politics as street magic

Politics as street magic

Have you ever seen David Blaine’s street magic? Check out this video… The biggest “trick” in magic is to have a person focus on the unimportant while completely ignoring the… Read more »

How the “news” ruins your health

How the “news” ruins your health

Reading time: Approximately 5 minutes Here’s a fun experiment: Go to your favorite news site and look closely at the headlines. I’ve been doing it for the past couple of… Read more »

Surfing as a metaphor for life

Surfing as a metaphor for life

Yes I know… Surfing metaphors can be some of the most clichéd, hackneyed and overwrought metaphors of all time. But as they say, it’s always the new proselytes who are… Read more »

Don’t Read This!

Don’t Read This!

Free Yourself from Mental Slavery (Pt 2) Don’t you hate it when someone tells you what to do? I sure do. In fact when told what to do (or not… Read more »

Brass tits and big balls

Brass tits and big balls

Him: “Your wife has brass tits.” Me: [Getting into my best karate stance and preparing to smote him with righteous fury] “Excuse me?” Him: [Backing up] “No, no, no… What… Read more »

Financial resilience: The illusion of job security

Financial resilience: The illusion of job security

Sorry for going dark the past several weeks, but my batteries were out of juice. In addition to writing here from time to time, I also have a cranky one… Read more »

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