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Hi Zenith Catcher, Some people build their entire worldview around one idea. Stoicism. Feminism. Trauma. ADHD. Communism. Capitalism. Whatever it is, it becomes their single lens for everything. But the world isn’t a lens. It’s a painting. And if you only look at one color, you miss the whole picture. Chris Williamson once said that shallow thinkers cling to one phenomenon and try to explain everything through it. Deep thinkers, on the other hand, can hold multiple truths in their head at once, even if they contradict each other. Life’s not black or white. It’s a messy mix of both. Sometimes discipline works. Sometimes softness does. Sometimes freedom matters more. Sometimes order does. The problem isn’t believing in something, it’s mistaking a part of the truth for the whole. So don’t fall in love with one explanation. Stay curious. Because wisdom isn’t about finding the answer, it’s about seeing the full painting. Much love, Nicola PS: Share this article with your friends here. Catch The Zenith PodcastI do a podcast where I pretend to have a Swiss accent (wink). 200+ episodes online about high performance and business. You can subscribe on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. This week’s episode: #224: 5 Relationship Lessons I Learned If you don’t put in active effort to keep up the romance and harmony in your relationship, it will eventually fall apart. In this episode, I share 5 relationship lessons that helped me communicate better and stay connected. Listen here.
Things I’ve Learned This Week:1. Best Return on Investment Things by Alex Hormozi “The best returns on $ I’ve gotten in order: 1) Fastest internet connection possible 2) Multiple computer screens 3) Multiple chargers around house 4) Ear plugs, black out curtains, cooling mattress 5) Room temp control 6) Best chair & working desk 7) Fastest computer for needs 8) Air filters 9) Pre-made meals 10) Laundry Service 11) House cleaning 12) Lawn care 13) Rideshare 14) Neighborhood off highway with good stuff & people in walking distance 15) Home gym setup 16) Flying Semi-private” Quote of the Week:“Those who cry out that the government should ‘do something’ never even ask for data on what has actually happened when the government did something, compared to what actually happened when the government did nothing.” — Thomas Sowell, American economist
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