Skills

Philosophy is important. So is paying rent.

This section covers the practical stuff - the skills that nobody teaches in school but everyone needs. Career, money, health, relationships, habits.

These aren’t sexy topics. They don’t promise transformation or enlightenment. But getting them wrong makes everything else harder, and getting them right creates a foundation for everything else.

The pages here

Career - Work, jobs, and the money question. How to think about career when you don’t know what you want to do.

Finances - Money basics that nobody taught you. Not investing tricks - just the fundamentals most people miss.

Health - Body and mind maintenance. The basics that make everything else easier.

Relationships - Humans are hard. Friendships, romance, family - navigating the people in your life.

Habits - Small changes that compound. How to actually change your behavior without relying on willpower.

Why “skills”?

These are called skills because they can be learned and improved. You’re not born good or bad at money. You’re not destined for a certain career. Your relationships aren’t fixed.

You might be behind where you want to be. That’s okay. Skills have no age limit.

Where to start

If you’re stressed about money: Finances

If you hate your job or don’t know what to do: Career

If everything feels overwhelming: Health (sleep and exercise solve more problems than you’d think)

If you’re lonely or struggling with people: Relationships

If you want to change but can’t seem to: Habits