Practical Tips for Life & Business - by Ludvig Sunstrom
Building a commonplace is one of the most useful things I’ve done in the past 5 years.
It took a while until I had a structure that was easy to use in all areas of my life, but ever since, it’s been very convenient. Because I can use it for all my work projects, studies, writing, and podcasts.
In this article I will show you how I do that.
And, how you can do the same.Continue Reading…
I have now completed the Updated and (Final) version of The Ultimate Commonplace System.
It includes 6 Parts and 6 Bonuses.Continue Reading…
Have you ever wondered if you can trust your gut feeling?
I have, many times.
So many times I wrote a book about it.
I recently talked to Poker Pro Annie Duke about this on Future Skills.
Interestingly, she seems to have a view on this that’s similar to mine.
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“I’m not really the entrepreneurial type but I always liked the independence of trading and also the fact that you’re always judged by just the market.”
~Martin Sandquist
Martin Sandquist is the founder of Lynx Asset Management. Lynx is one of the most successful hedge funds in Europe. They’re classified as a CTA and have 70 employees.Continue Reading…
[Mikael Syding & Ola Ahlvarsson]
Brief message from Ludvig: Since many of you asked for more after the popular interview with billionaire investor Martin Sandquist, I’ve translated another podcast newsletter. This one is from our interview with Ola Ahlvarsson, one of the most interesting people I’ve met in my life.Continue Reading…
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…
The one and only Martin Berkhan stopped by Stockholm and we hung out.
Then he got drunk for two days straight, woke up in the morning and won first prize in two separate fitness competitions (seal rows and deadlift).
For those who don’t know, Berkhan originated the 16:8 variation of intermittent fasting (which is now the most common type).Continue Reading…
Do you want to build an online business?
Do you know anyone who’s made it big?
In the latest episode of Future Skills, we talk to my friend Casey Gauss, founder & CEO of Viral Launch, which have helped Amazon sellers do more than 30,000 product launches. Consider this a case study from someone young and smart who has all of the experience fresh in mind.Continue Reading…
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