Robert Greene believes there are two different types of time: Alive Time and Dead Time. One is passive, the other is active. One represents stagnation, the other growth. And which one you choose can make all the difference.

I recently turned 24 and so I felt justified in giving some unsolicited bits of life advice.

Life is too short to read terrible books. Here's a collection of the best books I read in Q3 of 2020 so you've got some great reading material during the pandemic.

Disneyland is the happiest place in the world for a reason. With its streets built for pedestrians and gentle density, it provides an alternative to the concrete jungle cities of the 21st century. Here's what our cities can learn from it.

Many people read, but few people read well. Reading is an active process; the effort to understand. And we all need to get better at it.

With millions of monthly listeners and some of the biggest celebrities as his guests, Joe Rogan is the godfather of podcasting. His $100 million deal with Spotify is just the beginning. Podcasting is about to take over the entertainment world.

Everyone wants to be a billionaire. And while the lifestyle looks glamorous, most people don't want anything like it. Part of the reason Elon has become more successful than most is because he's suffered more trauma than most.

Moderation is boring. Taking it easy is boring. We remember history's greatest figures because of their extreme deeds. If you want to be extraordinarily successful, you'll need to do extraordinary things.

After hating to run for years, I found a simple and pain-free system to run further, faster, and feel better. It's all about small steps. Here's how I went from zero to running half marathons without any effort.

You don't need to sacrifice sleep to be successful. Getting less than 8 hours will make you weaker, dumber, and even kill you. Don't be an idiot, go the fuck to sleep.

If you can't explain something to a 5-year-old, you don't really understand it. Teaching something is the best way to become a better learner and truly master the subject. Just ask Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman.

A better future won't come unless we build it ourselves by solving the world's greatest problems. The future can be an incredible place to live if we make it so. According to Peter Theil and Marc Andreessen, it's time to build and be optimistic.