I wrote all this an hour after I find out that my Grandma had passed away a few months ago. While I’ve added a few words here or there, I decided to keep it formatted as is, with repetition and some things that don’t make perfect sense. It is my belief that each of us were put on this earth …
The Psychological Price of Entrepreneurship and being a Digital Nomad (from Someone with Anxiety and Depression)
Entrepreneurship and becoming a digital nomad are probably the most difficult things I’ve ever done in my life. I’ve had anxiety and depression my whole life, and go through ups and downs, but entrepreneurship acts as a multiplier. The highs are super high, but the lows can be unbearable and way too much at times. And it’s not just me. …
How to Get to Sleep FAST with the Best OTC Sleep Aid
While I’m not a big fan of being on medication 24/7, sometimes you’re stressed out and finding the best OTC sleep aid can REALLY help. You know what happens: Your mind is going. You’ve tried reading, doing a bit of work, walking around and nothing’s making you pass out… You just want a good night’s rest for the next day. …
You’re Wrong: Why It’s OK and Even GOOD at Times
“I know one thing: that I know nothing.” – Socrates Do you always think that you’re always right? When someone gives you a suggestion do you say, “Pft, I know way better than you.” Do you get hurt when someone challenges you? I’ve been there. I used to think I knew everything and the perfect way to do everything – …
Watching Superman Cry: How Showing Vulnerability Can Be a Strength
I’m a big proponent of men becoming more comfortable with their emotions, and seeing emotional vulnerability as strength instead of weakness. Not only can this fix a great deal of anxiety and depression they face that’s completely unnecessary, but to connect more others, understand their own motivations (both healthy and unhealthy), and have MUCH better relationships with women. And girls, you’ll be …
How To Get Closure
Recently I asked readers of LWOT if they had any questions they’d like answered, or things they’d like me to write about – it was awesome to hear from everyone. One reader asked: “How do you deal with topics of an emotional nature that affect you, but that you cannot explain rationally?” In other words: X happened, and it makes …