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What Are Hostels Like? Are They Safe? My First Experience in Costa Rica & Philippines

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live in a hostel while traveling, or you want to hear someone’s first experience, you’re in the right place. After following travel, blogs, and travel influencers for many years, I finally took the plunge and have gone on solo trips to countries while staying at hostels. The… Continue reading What Are Hostels Like? Are They Safe? My First Experience in Costa Rica & Philippines

Why Customer Loyalty Is the Key to Real Wealth

You want to know where the REAL money is made? Where you can make 20x more money in your business or investing? The real money is not in always getting new customers. It’s in developing a loyal community of superfans that keep coming back to your brand. The real money is in customers returning again… Continue reading Why Customer Loyalty Is the Key to Real Wealth

What are the Five Love Languages? How People Express & Receive Love.

One mental model that has improved my ability to communicate well and understand people is love languages. If you’re looking to increase your social intelligence and skills, read on. The five love languages are different ways that people show and receive love according to the book The Five Love Languages. They are: Words of Affirmation:… Continue reading What are the Five Love Languages? How People Express & Receive Love.

Everyone’s An Investor

Everyone is an investor. People think of an investor as a niche group of people who invest in businesses and make a lot of money from them. However, we all are investors because we get to choose where we spend our time and money for the biggest impact. It’s just that the average person isn’t… Continue reading Everyone’s An Investor

The Neuroscience Behind Bad Decisions with Money

The Allais paradox is a paradox about the psychology of decision-making. It presents two choices: Choice A: You have a 50% chance of winning $1,000 and a 50% chance of winning nothing. Choice B: You have a 99% chance of winning $1,000 and a 1% chance of winning $1,000,000. Which choice would you make? Most… Continue reading The Neuroscience Behind Bad Decisions with Money

Is Avatar: The Way of Water Worth Watching in 3D? My Honest Opinion

James Cameron has directed two films that have became the highest grossing film of all time. Then, he spent a decade making a sequel to Avatar. With just that background, you would expect Avatar: The Way of Water to be at least a fairly decent movie. So was it worth watching in 3D? I literally… Continue reading Is Avatar: The Way of Water Worth Watching in 3D? My Honest Opinion

How To Read Faster

Speed reading is a technique that allows a person to read text quickly and efficiently. This is done by using a range of strategies, such as avoiding subvocalization (the act of silently saying words in your head as you read) and using your peripheral vision to take in more text at once. According to scientific… Continue reading How To Read Faster

Who is Andrew Tate?

Who is Andrew Tate? I originally had no idea, but a lot of young people kept bringing him up through how they discovered him via TikTok. Here’s what I learned. Andrew Tate is a British-American kickboxing champion and controversial social media personality. Born in 1988 in London, England, Tate rose to prominence in the kickboxing… Continue reading Who is Andrew Tate?

The Difference Between Essentialism and Minimalism

If you don’t know, there are communities of people called essentialists and minimalists. Minimalists are the larger of the two. You can kind of tell what they are like just by their name. I wouldn’t consider myself either of these as I think they go a bit too extreme on it. Their basic idea is… Continue reading The Difference Between Essentialism and Minimalism