Strategy

Most people approach life like a sprint, a status tournament, or a lottery. They follow the default playbook handed down by society: chase prestigious titles, buy things to impress strangers, compare their daily lives to other people’s highlight reels, and burn out trying to sprint through what is actually a multi-decade marathon. The tragedy of this default game is not that people fail. The real tragedy is that many work ruthlessly hard for decades, “win,” and realize they conquered a mountain they never cared to climb in the first place. ...