realising that thus far, it was the search for our mountain.
a mountain that is ambitious enough and worthy of climbing.
a high enough to build a beacon of light at the top.
feeling the relief of finding this mountain after years of searching.
the humbleness for the journey ahead.
the patience to reach the top.
the understanding of the many learnings that await.
the readiness to endure many failed attempts.
the excitement and thrill of climbing it.
The Unreasonable Art of Living
#64 - Finding your mountain to climb
#64 - Finding your mountain to climb
The Unreasonable Art of Living
Think “Diary of a CEO,” but instead of business hacks, it’s about mastering the art of being human. My life’s work documenting the unreasonable art of living: sharing my raw journey, thoughts, feelings, and everything in between. I’m figuring it out as I go, learning, failing, creating. The Unreasonable Art of Living is about mastering the art of being human and how to stay original in a world that tries to make you typical. Come join me, get inspired, and maybe start living a little more unreasonably, too, as the CEO of your own life.
“The reasonable person adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable person.” - George Bernard Shaw
Think “Diary of a CEO,” but instead of business hacks, it’s about mastering the art of being human. My life’s work documenting the unreasonable art of living: sharing my raw journey, thoughts, feelings, and everything in between. I’m figuring it out as I go, learning, failing, creating. The Unreasonable Art of Living is about mastering the art of being human and how to stay original in a world that tries to make you typical. Come join me, get inspired, and maybe start living a little more unreasonably, too, as the CEO of your own life.
“The reasonable person adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable person.” - George Bernard Shaw
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