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Life is Finite; Death is Final. So What Else?
How to make the most of the inevitable.
Weekly Wisdom
Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 9/28/24
This week: on doubling down & not giving up. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
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Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 9/21/24
This week: on the factors of happiness. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
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Aristotle on the Three Kinds of Friends
Ever since I was a child, I’ve always been a very observant person. I’d much rather sit back and analyze a person or situation compared to being an outgoing person. Because of this, however, I’ve always struggled to make friends but I knew that the friends I
Weekly Wisdom
Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 9/14/24
This week: on self worth. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
Weekly Wisdom
Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 9/7/24
This week: on existing through adversity. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
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Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 8/31/24
This week: on what true success is. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
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This ancient Chinese parable teaches a lesson about success
Recently I’ve been reading up on Taoism. It’s kind of like the cousin of Stoicism, with tons of valuable life lessons. I recently stumbled upon a short story that stuck with me deeply. I figured you might enjoy it. The Parable: The story begins with two woodsmen who
Weekly Wisdom
Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 8/24/24
This week: on how to do great work. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
Weekly Wisdom
Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 8/17/24
This week: on the love of the game. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
Weekly Wisdom
Corey's Weekly Wisdom - 8/10/24
This week: on how to love. -- 1 quote or piece of advice I learned over the past week.
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Crabs in a Bucket Theory
I recently spent the past week in Cape Cod with loved ones. Every day, the ocean would retreat and low-tide would stretch back for at least a mile. During this time, especially at dusk, the crabs would come out to play. Seeing these crabs reminded me of the “Crabs in