3 weekend recommendations | 31.1.25

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“Our minds are hurt more often by overeating than by hunger.” – Petrarch
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Happy Friday.

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I’m back home in snowy Canada after a long month away, running plant medicine retreats in Costa Rica and Peru.
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There is a lot to catch up on, but a lot of fresh inspiration as well…
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…Including inspiration for a brand new project for entrepreneurs, that I may announce early next week.
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In the meantime, a few recs for your weekend:
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​The State of The Tao: 2025​
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My first QiGong teacher, Taoist Master Bruce Frantzis, writes an annual report on the underlying energy of the year.
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And so far, his readings have always proved accurate for me.
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Note, this isn’t based on fu-fu astrology or picking new-age cards out of a deck.
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The Taoists have spent thousands of years developing sophisticated systems for tracking currents of energy:
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Internally, globally, and beyond.
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Enjoy.
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​How To Build Your Day – Huberman & Waitzkin​

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Great clip from Huberman Lab on how to design personalized daily routines for maximum performance and productivity.
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The MIQ principle Waitzkin talks about early in the clip is especially valuable.
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​The Intellectual Obesity Crisis by Gurwinder Bhogal​

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How and why “information addiction is rotting our brains.”
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Well worth reading if you’re a human being living on planet earth in the 21st century.
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(credit to this article for the quote at the top of today’s email)
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​BONUS: Vikings​

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Hot damn this show slaps.
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Here’s a note about the main character I shared with our Path members, earlier this week:
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​“Power is only given to those who are prepared to lower themselves to pick it up.” – Ragnar Lothbrook
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The beauty of the Ragnar Lothbrook character, similar to Tommy Shelby in Peaky Blinders, is that his ego does not get in the way of the mission.
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He is willing to look bad in the eyes of others, to put himself beneath others, to allow others to temporarily feel like they’re above him and to give them a sense of false superiority.
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When others are simply trying to win the next hand, he is willing to sacrifice it in order to win the game 5 moves later.
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That’s a wrap.
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Have an amazing weekend over there, and I’ll see you back here on Monday.
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(and remember, if you’re an entrepreneur — keep a close eye on your inbox…)

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P.S. A message for surviving in the age of AI…​
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