Depends on where you are looking from.

What was the goal yesterday?

What do you want to achieve today?

Are you working on an ongoing task or one time shot?

What’s good anyway?

Everything is true in the meantime is not.

Every opinion has favorable and not favorable supporting ideas.

There is no “one” truth. There is only our limited knowledge till we have a healthy discussion.

Your way is the highway if you want to stick on it. It’s safe and secure. But it’s boring.

We don’t know anything about anything.

Who’s going to call us now?

What’s going to happen to us or the world tomorrow?

Who’s going to answer our outbound call/email?

No assurance makes the game more fun. Isn’t it?

Things get harder to be done when you are far from the action. So you either take action or be close to it.

Thinking about everything is hard. All the details & minor jobs.

-They come to ask you what is the job and how they are going to complete it?

That’s bad.

-They don’t ask, and they do anything. They think if they ignore the job, the job will disappear.

That’s worse

I went to order food from the to-go restaurant, and they told me it would be ready in 10 -15 minutes. I said alright. But I didn’t have my phone with me. I don’t wear a watch too. So I went outside the restaurant and sat down and watched people. I can easily ask people, “what time is it?”

But I thought it sounded weird these days; who doesn’t have a smartphone? -even a homeless dude has it. So anyway, I had to figure out how to count 10 minutes by myself.

Started walking around the restaurant, and I saw other people ordering food from other places. I tried to understand how long it takes for each order and multiple with the people standing in lines and getting the total minutes, but it was not easy to predict that. Then, I started to check traffic lights. And I began to count by my head how long it takes the green light to turn red and red to turn green. Each one approximately took 41 seconds. Voila, I need to wait for 7.5 full cycles of traffic lights to go back to the restaurant to pick up my order.

I went to a couple of private horse riding classes recently. What I discovered so far about me:

• Less you know is better. Horse riding, I had no idea what is all about before I started. Everything I learned and applied the correct way. (whatever my coach said, I accepted her true master no question it because she’s been riding age of 10, and she’s 60 now)

• The natural instinct is very strong. It’s a powerful urge to protect you from any new & untested situation. You have to train “NEW” is ok, give those new things a chance.

• It sucks till you show up. I didn’t want to go to classes because I was scared to be the new guy at the class/ranch, and I felt very uncomfortable. But people were there to help you. All you need to do is show up & listen.

I’m still very new to it, but I love it so far. I’m going to use these learnings in other areas I want to improve or give a try to see. Am I going to like it or not?

We moved to a new house last Saturday, close to San Mateo Downtown 7 minutes by walking. I feel very alive & excited.

I can go to my gym, favorite salad shop & sushi restaurant, library & Philz/Bluebottle just walking. It’s insanely luxurious to have this set up. Plus, the new house is great and big enough to host friends/family dinner & brunch parties.

I’m super grateful.

I’m gathering all the books, movies, and places the app called Hoopt, which was founded by my good friend Ali. After updating my lists over the last two weeks, I figured out there is no time to be bored. Either watch a good movie or read a good book. Or take a flight to visit the restaurant you want to check out for a long time.

My life is organized, and I’m more motivated 

Note: app is still beta but if you are interested in I can invite you over.

After you have enough financial freedom aka fuck you money, technically anything is possible. Your motivation will get clear and you know what is good for you.

It is a level you can able to see everything more doable.