Here’s a question that has challenged philosophers, skeptics, and believers for centuries: Why do human beings across cultures seem to know that some things are simply right and others are simply wrong? ⚖️ Why do we feel that people ought to keep promises, help the vulnerable, and tell the truth even when doing so costs … More Mere Christianity ✝️
Here’s a question. What if life has no ultimate meaning… and that’s actually the beginning of freedom rather than despair? ⛓️💥 It’s one of the most unsettling questions a person can ask 🪦 and one that many philosophers have tried to answer. But perhaps no one answered it more powerfully than Albert Camus. The Myth … More The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus ⛰️ 🪨 🏃♂️
What if your everyday consciousness wasn’t reality but a filter? 🔮 🧠 What if your brain wasn’t designed to show you the world as it truly is, but to protect you from seeing too much of it? 🛡️ The year is 1954, and Aldous Huxley published a short book/essay that would become one of the … More The Doors of Perception 🚰 🧠
If you could no longer be useful…would people still see you as fully human? Franz Kafka confronts this uncomfortable truth in his classic that you were probably forced to read in high school. My underdeveloped 17 year old brain at the time couldn’t expand beyond girls, Call of Duty and Family Guy. Now as a … More The Metamorphosis 🪲 by Franz Kafka
“Welcome to Underline This—the podcast where we unpack the big ideas hiding in the margins. Because the best parts? They’re between the lines.” What does it mean to be a man in 2026? In a world where one in seven men reports having no friends, where men account for three out of every four deaths … More Notes on Being a Man
Before Tony Robbins ever took a stage… before Bob Proctor taught paradigms… before Earl Nightingale told the world we become what we think about there was a slim book written in 1903: As a Man Thinketh. Napoleon Hill studied it. Jim Rohn taught from its ideas. Modern success icons still credit it as a quiet … More You Do Not Rise to Your Circumstances—You Descend to Your Thoughts (As a Man Thinketh)
Og Mandino once sat in a closed garage, engine running, convinced his life was over. A decorated World War II pilot, he’d lost his job, his marriage, and himself to alcohol. That night, he planned his own death. He pulled his car into a garage, windows down, and closed the garage door behind him. As … More Success Is Not Persuasion but Mastery of the Self (The Greatest Salesman in the World)
Change is inevitable. At times we can ease into like we’re slowly dipping into a cold swimming pool, or at other times it comes at us without warning like being sucker punched in a New York subway. There’s been a lot of turbulence, unpredictability, and change recently with the economy (tariffs) and the AI wave. … More Sniffing Change 🐭🧀
We Live in Fear 💀 Fear is inescapable, and for that reason we must learn to manage it. A life skill that’s highly underrated, is developing a fearless mindset. To be clear, a fearless mindset isn’t without fear. It’s a mind that feels the fear, but learns to overcome it as a barrier. How do … More Developing a Fearless Mindset ❤️🔥
Few novels capture the brilliance and tragedy of ambition quite like The Great Gatsby. Often called the great American novel, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece echoes an ancient myth the story of Icarus. 🕊 The Fall of Icarus In Greek mythology, Icarus and his father, Daedalus, were imprisoned on the island of Crete by King Minos. … More The Great Gatsby: Flying Too Close to the Sun 🦅 ☀️
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