I have been following thought leader Brian Johnson since I first found his unconventional ‘philosopher’s notes’ in YouTube at least 10 years ago…
One of Brian’s early videos
Over time, he perfected his life and his craft adding more and more content to his site. Eventually, he began offering master’s classes. Last year I signed up for his master’s class and paid $1,000 for the privilege of entering into his inner circle. At the end of the course, he decided to make the course and content free to all (#fml). The site is loaded with great content for optimizing your life. I especially enjoy the book summaries such as the one that follows…
If you’re looking for great content to inspire your life as you head into the new year, I highly recommend http://optimize.me! Make next year your greatest year ever…
Alienating children from the other parent by expressing negative attitudes that convey that children should disrespect and dislike the other, distorting information so that small problematic incidents are blown up into signs of severe bad behavior toward the children, telling outright falsehoods about that parent to induce fright or hatred of the parent is now considered one of the most serious forms of abuse.
What do I like most about this guy? He went to work at Costco to put his life back together. I did the same thing 5 years ago when I was getting my shit together. Ain’t no shame in honest work and Costco is full of good people. Amen, brother Walter — see you at Applebee’s…
We look at the often unexamined societal conditioning that, when unseen, perpetuates caste systems that harm ourselves and all involved. Source: Facing the Truths That Keep Us from Love
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