Hi, I’m Warren.
A journey of self-discovery and matters of the soul.
- How to Live and Train Like A Modern Day Warrior, Don’t be the GardenerIt’s better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. How to be a modern day warrior.
- Story of the Mexican Fisherman and Investment BankerA simple story of a Mexican fisher and an investment banker.
- Change Your Life By Changing the Way You Think, Thinking Outside the BoxDoing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is the definition of insanity. What if by changing the way we think – a paradigm shift – we can achieve drastically different and better results in our lives? Break old patterns with outside the box thinking, in order to deliver better results.
- The Skill of Prioritization: How to Choose The Right Thing to Work OnThe ability to ruthlessly prioritize is the difference between getting things done and falling into a cycle of never having “enough” time. Today we explore why some are so effective and others aren’t.
- 10 Questions to Help Recenter Your LifeHere are 10 questions to ask yourself to recenter your life and find direction. Are you living the way you want or is there more?
- Life is a Competition, Survival of the Fittest and Competition DynamicsLife is a competition where rules are law and there are winners and losers. There are those that break the rules, and others that don’t know how to play at all.
- The Global Citizen, Ultimate Lifestyle Hack, Location IndependenceWhat is a global citizen and is it the ultimate lifestyle hack? Taking location independence to a whole other level.
- What Journaling for the Last 10 Years Has Taught MeThe surprising benefits of journaling for 10 years and the lessons I have learned. Not exactly what I expected.
- On Death: Why You Should Think of Death More OftenReasons why you should think about death more often. Why death is a powerful motivator, near death experiences, and regrets of the dying.
- Why You Need A Lot Less Than You ThinkSociety tells us we need more to be happy and Buddha says desire is the root of all suffering. Who’s right?