The lifetips bundled here are inpired by things I hear and read. I am a daydreamer and a thinker and putting my thoughts into words help me make sense of things. These lifetips describe some of the conclusions I came to after my musings.
Rutger Bregman and Jesse Frederik are the hosts of my favorite Dutch podcast: de Rudi & Freddie Show. They discuss all sorts of topics, which at one point ventured into their disdain towards self help books. But, as is typical for R&F, they decided to
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The second lifetip I am going to try to discuss here is one that is actually more of a complaint than it is a concrete and practical lifetime recommendation.
It all started when I heard economist Jesse Frederik venting in one of his podcast episodes about modern day tendencies to search for new cures for age old problems. He
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This lifetip is one that could get a spot on a tile or an inspirational quote:
To me it means that it's OK to let go of ideas you may have had in the past. For example, I used
..... read moreThis lifetip is inspired by current events and the idea that this is a time to be explicit and open about good deeds and ideology. We can go back to humility later. Right now we need to be good out loud.
The idea
This lifetip was originally supposed to be titled ‘Create your own compass’.
When Jesse Frederik discussed this lifetip in a Rudi & Freddie podcast episode, he lamented that fact that people tend to prioritize whatever fact they encounter most often.
He described that, as a consequence, we only seem to talk about what
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