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100 books to read before you die ✅
Fiction, non-fiction & real life stories ✅
Summaries of each book ✅
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Pick carefully.
“You’re not choosing a girlfriend, you’re choosing your son’s mother.” - Eric Jorgenson
Habits from the habits guy.
“Habits that have a high rate of return in life:
– sleeping 8+ hours each day
– lifting weights 3x week
– going for a walk each day
– saving at least 10 percent of your income
– reading every day
– drinking more water and less of everything else
– leaving your phone in another room while you work” - James Clear
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What happened to the Eat Pray Love author? with @KeenanPeachy
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unfortunately as i’ve gotten older i’ve learned that having an incessant need to travel does in fact mean you’re running away from something
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"I just wonder if the sad I'd be without you would be less than the sad I get from being with you."
— Succession, HBO
According to recent polling, both sexes think it’s worse for a husband than a wife to have an affair – the opposite of the traditional double standard.
53% of men say it’s always morally wrong for a married woman to have an affair.
61% of men say it’s always morally wrong for a married man to have an affair.
56% of women say it’s always morally wrong for a married woman to have an affair.
70% of women say it’s always morally wrong for a married man to have an affair.
- h/t Steve Stewart-Williams
This is an insight I’ve been obsessed with for a long time.
“Talking about the thing and doing the thing vie for the same resources. Allocate your energy appropriately.” -Ryan Holiday
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If a couple earns £300,000 between them ...
… in the UK, they get to keep £182,000
… in Texas, they get to keep £224,400
That's why talent leaves the UK, and why talent goes to Texas
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There is a family stuck in ur balls.
your job is to figure out how to get it out
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Alison Armstrong put words to something most couples never figure out.
When a man commits, he takes the whole package. Flaws included. In his head he’s married the moment he decides. The wedding is just for the guests.
Many women commit one acceptance at a time. That’s how someone can be married 30 years and still be trying to change him.
And the fiancé who suddenly seems “controlling”? He usually just thinks he’s already on your team.
Neither way is wrong. But if you don’t know which one you’re doing, you’ll fight about it for decades.