things i save.

andre duqum

dwarkesh patel

Jey Shetty Podcast

modern wisdom

PGX Ideas

Eric Jorgensen

Modern Wisdom

Peter Diamandis

Nick Saraev

David Senra

the book of elon with Eric Jorgenson

tim ferriss

What are 1–3 decisions that could dramatically simplify your life in 2026?

tim ferriss

How to Set Strong Boundaries, Overcome Purpose Anxiety, and Find Your Deep Inner Voice

tim ferriss

The Joys of an Un-Optimized Life, Finding Paths Less Traveled, Creating Tech Independence (and Risks of the Cloud), Taking Giant Leaps, and Picking the Right Game of Life.

brené brown

Brené and Esther Perel discuss how we manage the paradox of exploring the world of social media and emerging technologies while staying tethered to our humanness. How do we create IRL relationships where we see and value others and feel seen and valued in the context of constant scrolling and using digital technology as armor?

Tom Hiddleston

A tiny video I loved about reading the classics and why they keep speaking to people long after they were written.

Mel Robbins & Danielle Bayard Jackson

I loved the framework of symmetry, support, and secrecy: mutuality, emotional support, and the feeling that there is a private vault of trust between you.

A simple YouTube meditation that I genuinely enjoyed doing. Highly recommend when you want something easy to put on and actually practice with.

Peter Sage & Lewis Howes

Peter Sage explains four levels of consciousness, moving from victimhood and forced achievement toward flow and a deeper sense of oneness.

The Economist

A wide ranging conversation about AI, money, work, and what happens if intelligence becomes abundant. The part that stayed with me was the possibility that work becomes optional rather than necessary.

Kurt Vonnegut

Vonnegut maps emotional story arcs on a fortune versus time graph. Simple, funny, and worth rewatching.

Freya India & Chris Williamson

A conversation about the internet shaping identity, relationships, and feelings into content. Platform incentives matter more than individual willpower alone.

Codie Sanchez & Jonathan Haidt

Social media is less a network than a performance engine. Connection becomes engagement and identity becomes content, so the incentives of the platform matter.

Tim Ferriss

One of my favorite people online. A wide ranging Q&A worth coming back to.

the stoa

Kevin Rose

Sade

On repeat this week.

Sarah Kinsley

This one made me cry.

Prince

On loop this week.

Lisa Ekdahl & Peter Nordahl Trio

The loop of the week.

Nessa Barrett

Soft, moody, and on loop.

sombr

On loop.

Craig Mod

Ambient recordings from Japanese coffee shops. Put it on and disappear.

Monoman

For focus and quiet.

Bruno Mars

A future partner should absolutely know how to sing this one to me.

Hermanos Gutiérrez

The loop of the week.

Alexandre Dumas

Charles Dickens

Rainer Maria Rilke

David Wagoner

Vanilla Sky

Kahlil Gibran

Charlie Munger

Ancient Chinese proverb

Rumi

Elon Musk

The Micro Philosopher

I loved this because it matches how I see entrepreneurship: business can be spiritual work when building forces you to meet your fears, ego, limitations, and yourself.

Cherry Static

A good reminder that self improvement can become another obsession, and the metric can quietly replace the experience it was supposed to improve.

Feifei Writes

This reminded me of loving without expectations: wanting someone to be okay, live fully, and have beautiful experiences even if they give you nothing back.

The Marginalian

A meditation on loving life even under the shadow of loss. The image that stayed with me was small birds still singing while a raven threatened the nest.

The Micro Philosopher

nic askew

Farnam Street

Writing exposes gaps in understanding. Wrestling with sentences changes how we think, which matters even more when AI can generate the words for us.

The Marginalian

A beautiful argument for attentive becoming: learning from lives outside your own rather than treating identity as a sealed container.

Peter Limberger

About the invisible life schedule we inherit, and art as one way to step outside it.

Luke Burgis

When identity feels uncertain, desire becomes easy to outsource. A reminder to notice cheap dopamine and trust your own taste instead.

Nat Eliason

A useful way to think about nested layers of emotion and defense. Change happens from the inside out rather than by bulldozing surface behavior.

Leopold Aschenbrenner

Ram Dass

I revisited this after almost a decade and it lands differently now. Its deepest reminder for me is to stop confusing thoughts about life with life itself, and come back to what is here.

Jostein Gaarder

A philosophy portal disguised as a novel. I started rereading it before sleep instead of reaching for a screen.

Ozan Varol

A book about unlearning conditioning, burning old assumptions, and recovering your own original thinking.

Apple TV+

Laura Lynne Jackson

Jack Kornfield

A reminder that awakening belongs in ordinary life. Decades of practice without requiring retreat from the world.

Craig Mod

A walking memoir and letter to a lost childhood friend, moving through the Kumano Kodō and through grief, belonging, memory, and grace.

David Deida

National Geographic

A new National Geographic series on Disney+. Also the week Tom Hiddleston officially became my internet crush.

Matt Van Horn

No IDE. Just plan.md files and voice