As someone with quite a lot of experience from both mindsets - going from being the typical nihilistic altruistic mindset I had as a kid, teen and young adult, to the rational "clear" minded person I am today at 36.
My hope with this blog is to mentor and coach younger people so they don't have to go through the same struggle I did. The dead ends, the blurry vision of life and how things work. I've been through it all. Bad parents, bullying, anxiety, depression, drug abuse.
I'm a huge fan of the power of your mind and the harsh reality of applying yourself. I don't believe in pills for anxiety. I don't believe in diets. I don't believe in altruism. I believe that in order to become the best and most happy person you can be, you need to start viewing the world in a totally different light - than perhaps you are right now.
My way of doing things is ideas and ideals that I have collected from years of watching, listening and learning. Stefan Molyneux, Ayn Rand, Jordan Peterson, robert kiyosaki, Gary Vaynerchuck, Arnold and many more are people that I have learned from.
What I often see is people doing things half assed. They struggle with something horrible as anxiety attacks, or heart disease, and yet they are more strict with their dogs - walking them every day and picking up their shit. What about picking up your OWN shit and get it together? They often accept these conditions as a disease instead of what it is - a condition. Something you can do something about. But it takes dedication and what seems at first as hard work - but later will be what you need to fuel yourself with energy. And that is the long runs, the homemade bread, the berry-smoothie, the yoga, the meditation, the rock-climbing, the biketrips, the ridicilously long walks.
And that's the sort of stuff I want to talk about. If I dragged myself from being a loser stoner with no money and panic attacks, to becoming a crypto-lord, entrepeneur and a person in great mental and physical shape, so can you. I'm not particularially smart, handsome or outstanding in any way. But sorting myself out has lead me into a better path.
Hopefully you'll find it interesting - if not I don't care, because it will help me improve my writing skills and help me further improve my own sorting out.
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