We can become insecure around stable romantic partners because we worry that they’ll never fully need us.

And that’s because: they won’t.

My primary love language is asking uncomfortable existential questions like, “How many people will remember you when you die?” and “If nuclear annihilation killed 99% of the human race, how would you contribute to the post-apocalyptic world?”

My second love language is Taco…

We are often drawn to chaotic romantic partners because their chaos guarantees that we will feel needed.

80% of your happiness and well-being is determined by three questions:

1. How much did you sleep
2. How well did you eat?
3. Who did you surround yourself with?

Get those three right and almost everything else will fall into place.

My primary love language is asking uncomfortable existential questions like, “How many people will remember you when you die?” and “If nuclear annihilation killed 99% of the human race, how would you contribute to the post-apocalyptic world?”

My second love language is Taco…

80% of your happiness and well-being is determined by three questions:

1. How much did you sleep
2. How well did you eat?
3. Who did you surround yourself with?

Get those three right and almost everything else will fall into place.

On the surface, the rise in workplace burnout makes no sense.

Despite choosing our hours, working where we want and taking meetings in our underwear, we're suffering burnout more than ever.

Are we just whiny & weak, or is there something deeper going on?

Let’s investigate👇

There is little evil in the world; rather there is lots of stupidity and selfishness that gets interpreted as evil.