Episode Blogs
Gratitude doesn't eliminate all desires. It eliminates the superficial ones, so you can see the real ones clearly.
When you invest in your retirement plan at work, you're making an allocation decision. A higher bond allocation can feel safer, more comfortable. But what’s the opportunity cost in going this route?
The pursuit of "more" isn't ambition—it's a symptom.
When you shift more of your time toward work that’s both impactful and enjoyable, the financial benefits tend to follow naturally.
Opportunity cost isn’t just about money—it’s about what you give up with every choice. Recognizing this can lead to clearer decisions, and a more intentional approach to spending, investing, and life.
Even successful people struggle with the measuring mind. Discover the Buddhist term for this universal human tendency and a simple morning practice that brings surprising relief.