Jeff SarrisEntrepreneur, Podcaster, NFTer
Attention is earned, not deserved.
Don’t squander it, for lost attention is unlikely to be regained.
Respect it and respect the people sharing it with you.
Never expect. Respect.
Always remain thankful.
And treat attention as the gift that it truly is.
I was recently asked, “How can we keep our website up after we’re gone to ensure our digital body of work outlives us?”
It’s an interesting thought that doesn’t have a straightforward answer, but instead requires reflection on a deeper question.
The analog world of board games is in the midst of a renaissance in the digital age. Yet we shouldn’t be surprised.
This is it. The day we were born began our final countdown. No one gets out alive.
“On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero.” –Fight Club
I’m 6’4″, can’t touch my toes, and am somewhat claustrophobic.
Despite that, I spend a lot of time in boxes. Kinda like cats. But, you know… not.
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We’re all investors. Our capital – the most valuable currency known to man – is non-renewable. Yet we all begin with immense wealth. Every second of every day we are investors of time.
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Fulfilling another’s expectations rarely satisfies.
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1. Question everything.
2. Repeat.
It’s easy to encourage living in the moment… a struggle to actually do it.
Know the rules of your art. Then consciously break them.
Others mustn’t lose for you to win. To win at any cost is a short term plan for long term failure.
To feel life is too long is not to have run out of novel experiences, but to have yet to perceive their extent.
We can yearn for what was, stress over what’s to come, or be mindful of what is.
How I inadvertently performed a long term melatonin suppression study in our home and what it took to get the best sleep of my life.
We can only grow so big, so fast, and so strong, but our potential for personal growth knows no bounds.
The story of ‘future you’ hasn’t been written. You’re the author. Let the plot unfold as you wish.
Nobody has the answer. We’re all winging it. You’re not alone.
It took me 26 years to discover the importance of what I put in my mouth. Now I have 1,000 opportunities a year to practice better eating habits.
We instinctively want to find the secret to (insert anything here), but anything worth doing will require more input than a single action.