I’ve been exploring the idea of a consciousness accelerator — a system that turns these kinds of insights into interactive tools and practices, using AI + behavioral science to help people not just read wisdom, but live it faster.
What if everyone had their own version of these 35 truths… but in real-time, and dynamically personalized?
So, these things are often written by people who are now successful. However it often correlates with people who have had the right breaks/luck circumstances. Some of the points are good, some clearly come from a place where you haven’t seen the depths of the issue.
Happy Birthday, Erik! Thanks for the write-up, these are great ideas and there's a lot of wisdom there.
Great advice. Clear that it's hard-earned wisdom. Thanks Erik
Beautiful List. Favorite is "Love is a Verb".
phenomenal list
thank you!
very insightful. a small question is: there is no No.30 bullet?
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Happy Birthday! This is a beautiful list of reflections. Going to share this with friends. <3
This is excellent
Advice to me at 20: drop that bong.
I’ve been exploring the idea of a consciousness accelerator — a system that turns these kinds of insights into interactive tools and practices, using AI + behavioral science to help people not just read wisdom, but live it faster.
What if everyone had their own version of these 35 truths… but in real-time, and dynamically personalized?
This is excellent. Thank you for sharing 🙂
So, these things are often written by people who are now successful. However it often correlates with people who have had the right breaks/luck circumstances. Some of the points are good, some clearly come from a place where you haven’t seen the depths of the issue.
A lesson in thoughtfulness, certainly not just bits of advice. I should start writing a list from my much older perch.
Hi Erik, I’m 21 right now. Thanks for writing!
this is a brilliant read, thanks for the essay - Erik
Top notch work! So much good stuff. I will never forget when I finally learned that what people want, is often not connected to what they criticize.
Happy birthday Erik, lots of wonderful lessons here!