Practical Tips for Life & Business - by Ludvig Sunstrom
The most important thing I’ve done for improving my life was creating my commonplace system.
Second to that, learning about the concept of Biological Prime Time (BPT) and structuring my days to do the most important work in those 3-4 hours.
Now, for this simple advice I’m about to share with you, it doesn’t rank as high, but it requires little effort and only a small cost.
Still, it might be the biggest life improvement I’ve made in the past 6 months.
So listen up and learn —Continue Reading…
I’ve been asked by lots of SGM readers (and other English speaking people) about 25 Minuter, the podcast I do together with Mikael Syding.
Unfortunately, all of our episodes are in Swedish. Until just now. . .
We just put out our first ever episode in English. Continue Reading…
It was my 5th day of the StartupBros Import Empire event and I was staying at the Marriott [as pictured above].
The Ritz-Carlton–where we stayed for the first 4 days–is better. It costs $350/night, for normal folks. . .
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The other day I was at an alumni event from my university. It was really good, and I met some interesting, accomplished people.
–All of them twice my age or more.
There were maybe 80 people at the event, and I was the youngest one in attendance. I benefited greatly from this contrast.
Two other guys under 30 stood by themselves at a table all night, poundingContinue Reading…
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n medieval Japan there was something called Musha shugyō: a samurai’s path to mastery.
Here’s how it used to work. . .
A young man, wanting to become a samurai, embarked on a journey–like a religious pilgrimage, a rite of passage–in order to test his mettle, learn strategy, challenge other warriors in duels, and build his skill set.
The purpose of Musha shugyō was to harden the young man; to hone his abilities until heContinue Reading…
Once upon a time, James Bond was a genuine badass.
Now, James Bond is only a symbol of manliness for the confused consumer, who doesn’t have any better role models in his life.Continue Reading…
Would you like to “put a tiger in your tank”?
You see, I don’t own a car. That’s why I’m asking.
Anyway, it turns out a lot of people were indeed interested in putting tigers in their tanks. Surprisingly many!
Why is that?
That’s for Ernest Dichter to know, and for you to find out. Continue Reading…
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Insightful comment
Matt