Practical Tips for Life & Business - by Ludvig Sunstrom
I’m pretty sure Michael The Situation Sorrentino from the “reality” show Jersey Shore is sitting in the seat in front of me. Or it could just be his Doppelganger.
I’m writing this to you on a plane departing from New York to Stockholm, while listening to theContinue Reading…
“You’re a machine!”
“You’re always doing some stuff, it’s like you’re a machine man.”
“You’re a freaking machine dude — you just keep going forward.”
(Etc.,)
A lot of people have told me I’m a “machine” over the past 3 months.
The funny thing is that none of these people even know each other.Continue Reading…
I’ve often had the bad luck of being trapped in the same room with irritating flies.
This really annoyed me. . .
. . .Until I learned a really smart method for killing those bastards.Continue Reading…
Last week I told you. . .
. . .That megastars aren’t just supported by the crowd.
Except for their elite skill and their entertainment value, there is another a reason they’ve have risen meteorically, and it’s because. . .Continue Reading…
Greetings Friend,
Welcome to part 3 of the unofficial series of ‘long-term life success strategies‘.
What if you want to be more than “just elite” — as in being the #1 most paid and famous person in your industry?Continue Reading…
Our society is obsessed with so-called experts.
From a young age, you are told to “study this” or “do that”.
You’re told to apply to this college or that university.
You’re told to get this degree or that certification.
Then… Some day… you will be an expert in your field.Continue Reading…
The Oracle of Delphi said: “Know Thyself.”
I say: Learn what it is in your nature to do, and learn how to do it well.
And that’s exactly what you’re going to learn how to do in this 4500-word article. So sit down, block off 30 minutes of your time, press f11 on your keyboard for immersion, and prepare to have your mind blown.
Repeatedly.Continue Reading…
Most people know very little about history, and they think it’s boring.
They also think it’s useless:
“What’s the point of knowing the names and dates of this person or that event!?”
There is a point. Actually, there are several.
Studying history is surprisingly useful — and grossly underestimated.
Read on, and I’ll tell you why.Continue Reading…
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