To me, the most interesting people are not super successful billionaire types.
They are life hackers.
What do I mean?
People who have figured out clever ways to live a more interesting life and focus their time on what makes them happiest.
For example, my friend @nickgraynews — who was already a super successful entrepreneur — decided that he was happiest meeting and connecting people.
He reoriented his entire life to hosting parties.
But not shallow drunken parties.
Parties that are designed to create connection and introduce people. To make friendships.
(I recently attended one, and made 5 new friends who I definitely wouldn't have connected with in the same way if Nick hadn't been facilitating)
Nick's entire life is just collecting and connecting interesting friends, getting everyone to hang out, and travelling/doing cool stuff with them.
He is a Friend Billionaire, which is much cooler than being a Money Billionaire, IMO.
Who else is like this?
You should go buy his book, BTW, on how to host these parties.
It's incredible:
https://t.co/mykJPh7LdD
ICYMI @tritonsubs was featured on @CBSSunday diving deep into the extraordinary treasure hunting operation that ocean explorer Carl Allen is leading the charge on w/ recovery of the Maravillas wreck - a Spanish Galleon that plunged to the bottom of the sea floor in 1656.
Retired businessman Carl Allen is fishing for valuables from the wreck of a sunken 17th century Spanish galleon. On this week's CBS Sunday Morning, correspondent Lee Cowan dives into the lore of hidden treasure, and the drive of a man living a dream. https://t.co/qF21zKdltl
Look at what people in comparable jobs with comparable experience and credentials make, add some small premium over that, and build in bonuses or other incentives so they will be motivated to knock the cover off the ball. Never pay based on the job title alone. #principleoftheday
I want to help you discover good principles that suit you and write them down. While that might sound like a lot or like you have a lot to do to develop great principles, that’s not true at all. All you need to do is start journaling and see what comes from it. (1/2)
I recently came across data on who we spend our time with over the course of our lives.
The insights are simultaneously inspiring and depressing.
Here are 6 graphs everyone needs to see:
Republican Congresswoman Mary Miller, to Trump: “I want to thank you for the historic victory for white life in the Supreme Court yesterday.”
Make sure everyone sees this.
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“Americans make up about 55% of the global super-yacht market, which is really impressive,” Kitson Yachts Co-Founder Michael Tabor says. Full comments: