28 yaşında 40 milyon dolar kazanan bu adam, nesiller boyu sürecek bir servetin nasıl inşa edileceğini mala anlatır gibi anlatmış.
Tamamen ücretsiz ve Türkçe altyazılı.
Bi bakın derim.
Bu kırmızı havuzun adı “Inferno”, Dante’nin İlahi Komedyası’ndan alıyor adını ve yerin epey altında. Oradaki çalışanlarla sohbet etmiştik epey, Bill Gates’in kalmak için oteli kapattığını, tüm ödemeyi yaptığını ama kalmadığını anlatmışlardı. Çok etkileyici bir otel.
27 to 33 is what makes or breaks your life
If you do it right, you enter the portal to the most beautiful version of your life
27 is when you take the leap
28 shows you who you are. Forced to sink or swim, you realize what you’re truly capable of
29 the vision becomes clear. You double down on yourself
30 you begin doing the best work of your life
31 is your meteoric rise
32 is when your partner comes into your life and you begin build the next foundation to the rest of your life
33 you wake up one day, having coffee in your house overlooking the ocean next to your soulmate. Your dog runs by. You realize it all happened. It all turned out better than you ever thought it would. You made it. You are so happy.
Once a year, for about ten minutes, the sun drops to the exact angle in Yosemite where its light hits this waterfall head-on.
The rock behind it is nearly black, the water is thin enough to glow, and for a few minutes it looks like molten lava pouring off the cliff. 🔥
Miss the window by a day, or get one cloud in the wrong place, and it doesn't happen at all. People wait years for this.
7) Sunlight and time outdoors
Ten minutes of morning sun resets the whole day, and the people who feel best are rarely stuck inside all week.
The other thing you got out there was vitamin D, and nobody in an office is making enough of it.
5) How much you move your body
A body that sits all day builds a restless, low mood on its own.
Daily movement is the cheapest antidepressant anyone will ever hand you, and nobody is selling it.
You can tell a lot about a person by the way they speak of love, especially when they say they do not want it, or that having a partner will become a blockage to the life they are meant to build. More often than not, it is an ideology of love constructed from trauma, disappointment, fear, and the slow humiliation of believing that what they truly desire may never arrive.
Everyone wants love. At the end of the day, when the world has gone quiet and you are lying in your bed with nothing left to perform, to prove, to distract yourself with, the body still seeks warmth, connection, recognition, and the unbearable tenderness of being known by someone who chooses to stay. People deny this and call it freedom because they have started thinking that hopelessness is enlightenment.
Love does not block growth. Love reveals where growth is still required. It will not always arrive as softness, ease, and gilded reassurance. Sometimes it will come as confrontation, rupture, discomfort, patience, repair, and the excruciating demand to remain present with another human being when every wounded part of you wants to run. You have to stay long enough to discover what the love is trying to make of you.
The right love gives you a centre from which you can enter the world with greater courage. You become more free to explore, build, create, risk, and become, because you are no longer moving through life with that quiet, subterranean ache of wondering whether anyone truly loves you, or whether all your striving is only an elaborate attempt to distract yourself from the absence of home.
When you are loved properly, the question of what you are working so hard for begins to answer itself. You are building for a life that can hold love, protect it, honour it, and make it easier for both of you to exist inside the world.
Those who have truly loved know this intimately. Love is one of the most brutal, sacred, and transformative forces through which you truly grow.
instead of watching 2 hours of Netflix tonight, watch this Stanford lecture
it's the clearest explanation I've seen of how ChatGPT and Claude actually work
useful whether you've never touched AI in your life or have been using it every day for the past year
i took the key ideas and turned them into a practical guide on how to actually get 100% out of AI
you can find it below with ready-to-copy prompts and solutions
15 COSAS QUE DEBERÍAN HABERTE ENSEÑADO EN EL COLEGIO:
1. El agua fría corta una hemorragia más rápido que el agua caliente.
2. Bostezar no es aburrimiento, es tu cerebro refrigerándose para no colapsar.
3. Tararear calma la ansiedad más rápido que respirar hondo.
4. Presiona la lengua contra el paladar y frenas un estornudo al instante.
5. Dormir del lado izquierdo protege tu corazón y mejora la digestión.
6. Beber agua antes de comer reduce un 30% las probabilidades de pasarte comiendo de más.
7. Caminar hacia atrás mejora tu memoria y tu concentración (está comprobado).
8. La miel no caduca nunca. La encontraron comestible en tumbas egipcias de 3.000 años.
9. Mastica chicle mientras cortas cebolla y no llorarás.
10. Sentarte con la espalda recta dispara tu confianza al instante.
11. La regla 20-10-20 salva tu vista: cada 20 minutos, mira algo a 10 metros durante 20 segundos.
12. Una siesta de 10-20 minutos te recarga mejor que dormir una hora entera.
13. Las duchas frías después de entrenar reducen las agujetas a la mitad.
14. Escribir tus preocupaciones hace que te preocupes menos por ellas. No es autoayuda barata, es ciencia.
15. Tu cuerpo cura más rápido cuando crees que va a curar. Eso no es fe, es neurociencia.
Guarda esto en tu cabeza. Te servirá de ayuda cuando menos lo esperes.
that's what I keep saying. watch Fight Club. watch James Bond. watch Into the Wild. you'll start acting like the main character and over time adapt certain traits as your own. you're brainwashing yourself for a better life. use movies, but use them delicately.
LIFE HACKS NOBODY TAUGHT YOU BUT SHOULD HAVE:
1. Cold water stops bleeding faster than warm.
2. Yawning cools your brain — it’s not boredom, it’s survival.
3. Humming reduces anxiety faster than deep breathing.
4. Your tongue pressed to the roof of your mouth stops a sneeze.
5. Sleeping on your left side protects your heart and aids digestion.
6. Drinking water before meals reduces overeating by 30%.
7. Walking backwards improves memory and focus — science confirmed.
8. Honey never expires — it was found edible in Egyptian tombs.
9. Chewing gum while cutting onions stops the tears.
10. A dead phone can still call 911 — no service needed.
11. Sitting up straight instantly boosts your confidence level.
12. The “20-20-20 rule” saves your eyesight — look 20 feet away every 20 mins for 20 seconds.
13. Napping 10–20 mins recharges better than an hour-long sleep.
14. Cold showers after a workout cut soreness by half.
15. Writing your worries down shrinks them — proven by research.
16. Your body heals faster when you believe it will — that’s not hope, that’s neuroscience.
📚Этот бесплатный полуторачасовой курс Stanford объясняет, как устроены изнутри Сlaude и СhatGPT. После понимания процессов, промты для ИИ становятся более точными, а эффективность работы с искусственным интеллектом повышается на 90%.
Сохраняйте себе.✏️
I STILL REMEMBER WHAT MY FATHER SAID: "If you need vacations to enjoy your life, you've built it wrong."
Here are 20 habits that make your life feel good on a normal day:
1. Wake up 30 minutes early and sit with coffee watching the sky change color