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I celebrated the website’s first-anniversary last week, so I’ve been thinking a lot about the small habits I implemented this past year.

I implemented some of the concepts of digital minimalism and deleted 164 GB worth of music and this is what happened.

In this week’s newsletter, I discuss why I read so many books. Essentially, I want to learn from them, but first I had to learn how to read.

Although I didn’t come up with anything creative, these are the new year’s resolutions I’d like to focus on in 2023.

How do you learn to learn? I realized that one of the reasons why I’m an avid reader is because books help me solve problems.

A commonplace book is a tool to organize the knowledge you come across and we all could benefit greatly from having one.

The year is almost over which means I’m working on some “best of 2022” lists, as well as thinking about the new year and what that implies.

Most of the problems you’re having right now have clear solutions and they all come from philosophy. Here’s a short intro to philosophy.

In this week’s newsletter, I talk about the importance of reading books for fun and not just for the sake of learning new things.

While reading Quentin Tarantino’s Cinema Speculation, I kept thinking: how important is it that you do what you love?