These philosophies have allowed me to retire from a hard 40-50 hour work week and move to working less than 90 minutes a day with a substantial increase in lifestyle quality. This is one of many posts to come exploring the new lifestyle I am fortunate enough to live and how it is done.

Read time: Approx. 4 Mins | 2 Mins Highlighted sections . I believe there are two things that everyone wants to be in life; one is hyper effective in their work and the other is a ninja. I have therefore combined the two so as to make it easier. . Why Read: You should read [...]

Read Time: Approx. 3-4 Minutes | Less than a minute for highlighted sections This is a post I wrote just before leaving for Thailand. I had no intention of ever posting when I wrote it but maybe in doing so it will help someone. Why Read Unfortunatley death comes to us all at some point, [...]

Photo taken from the top of the Sky Restaurant in Bangkok 1KM up So I have spent almost a week in Thailand now and thus think it is about time I wrote about my “cultural” learnings to date. There is so much going on in Thailand and especially Bangkok that I have just included a [...]

Describing blogging to someone who isn’t a blogger is much like trying to explain String Theory to a 4 year old using a carrot and a half deflated balloon. Lets just say its a tough sell to say the least. Posted from an internet cafe in Pattaya, Thailand . Why Read. . If you are [...]

Learn a little about Mixed Martial Arts without the need for pain, bruises and tears. Find out what makes it unique and what four things to take from the sport that can be applied to an awesome life. . Why Read. . Over the last 3 months I have been training under Master Rhee, former World [...]

You spend time like you spend money, the only difference being that you can replace and re-spend the money but you cannot replace and re-spend time. . Time is incredibly valuable; it is the only commodity that can be used only once and so it is essential to spend it wisely. . Why Read: . [...]

The cat (Felis catus), also known as the domestic cat or house cat to distinguish it from other felines and felids, is a small carnivorous mammal that is valued by humans for its companionship and its ability to hunt vermin and household pests. It has been associated with humans for at least 9,500 years and [...]

This is a guest posted from Nazim of the Grow Exponentially Blog in response to the “A Case for Listening To Young Minds Not Yet Shaped By the World” article. Nazim is an incredibly talented young blogger who writes articles on The Pursuit of Personal Growth. I highly recommend visiting his site and seeing for yourself. [...]