Live Longer Being an Optimistic Realist

Live Longer Being an Optimistic Realist

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Embracing AI

AI is here. It's changing everything, fast. And most people I talk to are still either avoiding it, fighting it, or letting it run their whole show. There's a smarter way to live with this. Today I'm walking you through how I've been using AI for two and a half years — what it do ...  Show more

Protecting Your Peaceful Base

Some weeks, your life feels solid. Then one decision, one new person, one extra commitment shows up — and seven days later you're standing in a hot mess wondering how it got there. I've watched it happen to clients. I've done it to myself. There's a real reason it happens, and it ...  Show more

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