I've noticed a direct negative correlation between aliveness and envy. If someone works on things that make them feel alive behind their eyes, the en… - George Mack

The easiest way to increase my bias to action is to say to myself: “I’m not thinking small enough.” If you’re delaying eating an elephant, think of the smallest bite. If the elephant is too big, try an organ, if too big, try an individual cell, if too big, try an atom, if too big, try a proton, if too big, try a quark. You start with a few quarks on your plate, the 3 tiniest steps imaginable, and before you know it, you’ve got an elephant shaped stomach.

A good rule of thumb is to assume you’re always neglecting non-linear games. Think 10x more about these things than your minds default response: What city you live in, mattress, hiring a personal trainer, literally any form of hiring, dating app profile, how you introduce yourself, salary negotiations, how close you live to friends, what you want in a partner. You have to fight Parkinson’s law because you could do these tasks in minutes, which is why most people spend mere minutes on 1000x giga-decisions.

If you put the 110 billion humans ever to live in one giant room -- alive or age at death -- 40% would be under the age of 5. And 50% would be under the age of 15. Forget waiting for an age like 30 or 40 to do things. You're already elderly.