Podcast – The Tim Ferriss Show

The Tim Ferriss Show is generally the #1 business podcast on all of iTunes, and it’s been ranked #1 (of all 300,000+ podcasts) on many occasions. It is the first business/interview podcast to pass 100,000,000 downloads, and it has been selected as iTunes’ “Best of 2014,” “Best of 2015,” and “Best of 2016” (most downloaded). Each episode, I deconstruct world-class performers from eclectic areas (investing, sports, business, art, etc.) to extract the tactics, tools, and routines you can use. Prior guests include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Foxx, Edward Norton, Tony Robbins, Maria Popova, Peter Thiel, Marc Andreessen, Amanda Palmer, Malcolm Gladwell, Rick Rubin, Reid Hoffman, Jon Favreau, Whitney Cummings, Mike Shinoda, and dozens more. Aside from promo impact (often bigger than full-page NYT, WSJ, or Esquire coverage, or primetime CNN), guests enjoy the show because it’s friendly, long-form, and they have final cut before audio is published. Marie Kondo — The Japanese Tidying Master Mr.

Make Me Care | A Beautiful Anarchy The other day I found a website I liked. Nice design. Good words. They make beautiful things.* I mentioned them in a “really not the point, but you should check this out” kind of way on my photography blog. I spent more time on their blog, reading stories, looking at their Instagram feed, and getting lost in it. That is how creatives do business, and do it beautifully, and sustainably. That is how creatives do business, and do it beautifully, and sustainably. That’s what makes a great story, great photograph, or great marketing. *Check out Artifact Uprising (and their blog).

Blog: 3,000-mile (+ 400) Reflections There is something about pilgrims that touches one's heart. And somehow people in Casa de Paz have been blessed with the presence of many of them. This is just the latest one. While I didn't know brother Zilong Wang was one of these pilgrims --"23" laps-around-the-Sun! "Buddha taught that his teachings are like boats for us to cross the river. And if you read his 3000-mile reflections you'll find: "If various religions are different ways to cross the same River of Life, why should we fight over which boat is the right, supreme boat, and sink each other before we even get half way across the river?" This young brother crossed the continent from coast to coast andnever locked his dragon horse --his bike. That's when serendipity needs to be shared in written form ;-) In his reflections he also says: "[After 74 days riding]Knocked on the doors of over 400 strangers, asking if I could camp in their backyard. "Going across the country, the number of bad people I've encountered is ZERO.

Occupy Movement | Pancho Ramos | Occupy Love “It’s so important that we have a conscious mind. How are we going to restore our relationships? If we are advocating for harmonious community, and we would love to have a sense of justice and prosperity, we cannot be using the same methods and the same tactics. Ends and means for me are the same.” Francisco ‘Pancho’ Ramos Stierle is a Mexican-born former astrophysics student turned full-time community activist and humanitarian. The man everyone calls Pancho was previously a doctoral student of astrophysics at the University of California at Berkeley, but when he realized his work would serve as one of the institution’s facades to create “safer nuclear weapons,” he resigned from the program, stopped cooperating with the university and became involved in community organizing. His activism work has focused on issues of human rights, nonviolence, restorative justice, immigration, permaculture and the development of a gift economy. Visit his blog: