Practical Tips for Life & Business - by Ludvig Sunstrom
In my last article I mentioned 9 Success Theories.
But I sneakily left out what I believe is the single most important factor.
In this follow-up article, I will deal with this 10th theory.
“There’s no substitute for being in good businesses, and there are not many of them.” ~Tom MurphyContinue Reading…
Have you ever wondered what makes a person successful?
So have I.
I have read about this topic quite a lot and found many explanations.
Sure, there are easy answers, but if you’ve read self-improvement books and magazines, you probably know them already.
Then there are more nuanced answers. Depending on what line of work you’re in and what you want to do, those answers may differ.Continue Reading…
Happy New Year to you!
First let me address the Updated version of Breaking out of Homeostasis. I’m working on it as we speak, but it’s taking longer than I thought. It should be done around the end of March-April. Regardless, the wait will be worth it.
I have been inactive on SGM for the last year, which saddens me.
For 2020, I will redesign the website, finish interesting articles I have in mind, and some more stuff that you will see.
In fact, I have a ton of ideas. But before I get into that, I want your opinion:Continue Reading…
(Globalization, Pop Culture, Dumbing-Down, Failed School System, and Participatory Democracy)
If porn was allowed on YouTube the next president would be a pornstar.
If the theme song of Homeostasis Dwellers is Girls Just Want to Have Fun, then the theme of Homeostasis Breakers is Push it to the Limit.Continue Reading…
I know I’m slow.
I wrote the original version when I was ~21-22. Then I wrote the current (Kindle) version when I was 26. That, right there, is four years of refining and expanding upon existing ideas.
How many people would spend years pondering a philosophy? I know many people do 100 tweets a day, email their followers twice per day, and create a new product every week. I’m slower though, because I don’t copy.
[How I cut my total workout time in a third and even put on a lot of muscle.]
If you had asked me one year ago, “Ludvig, could you maintain your body by spending a third of the time in the gym, and barely even getting sore?” I would have flat out told you no.
Now, I’m not so sure.
Is it possible to put on weight, gain muscle, and stay in shape without adhering to long conventional workout routines? This has been the case for me the past 6 months.
Let me give you the rundown.Continue Reading…
I have written about history on multiple occasions in the past, and now it’s time again.
Studying history is important because it gives you a broad understanding of human nature under different circumstances. And it also allows you to predict with higher certainty when people or countries are succumbing to certain historical patterns. When this happens, there is not much you can do to counteract it — a wiser decision may be to simply extract yourself from the situation and strive to avoid the folly of your peers, statesmen or countrymen.Continue Reading…
Hi friends,
I’m excited to tell you that we’ve now completed the Future Skills Program and will do our first (scaled-up) run of the program, starting on Sunday 14th.
The past couple of days I’ve been sending lots of emails and communicating with applicants and the people scheduled for our first run. In doing this, I’ve received some recurring questions which I will now do my best to answer.
What is the Future Skills Program?Continue Reading…
The 11 Maxims You Should Live By 
The 2-Day Fast 
How I got Ripped in 2 Years by Following These 13 Principles 
W. Somerset Maugham: A Lesson in the Craft 
School is for Fools: 10 Reasons the Education System is a Failure 
So You Wanna be a Comprehensivist? 
19 Attributes of Great Men 
Book Review: The Leangains Method 
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