Mar '25 (edited) • COMMUNITY CHAT
How to Live a MISERABLE Life
"All I want to know is where I’m going to die, so I’ll never go there." - Charlie Munger
Inversion is a mental model that flips the script on traditional problem-solving. Rather than look at a problem in a linear, forward, logical manner, you think about it in reverse. It forces you to think differently about the problem—to see it from a new angle, from a fresh perspective. It provides a unique lens to simplify the complex.
Well, there is one complex, foundational problem that is truly universal:
How do you live a good life?
Let's harness the power of inversion to address it. Here are 20 ways to live a miserable life:
  1. You chase every short-term pleasure
  2. You lack the courage to act
  3. You only show up when you feel like it
  4. You allow idleness to dominate your life
  5. You fear uncertainty
  6. You get your dopamine from information gathering
  7. You allow optimal to get in the way of beneficial
  8. You make your happiness conditional
  9. You worry about the opinions of the crowd
  10. You chase novelty
  11. You wait for the perfect moment
  12. You wait for permission to live your life
  13. You avoid hard conversations
  14. You complain about things outside your control
  15. You treat your "house" like crap
  16. You allow negative people to drain your energy
  17. You compare yourself to others
  18. You obsess over speed
  19. You expect someone to come save you
  20. You ignore the precious nature of time
This was another page of wisdom from Sahil Bloom's newsletter. There is a wealth of wisdom in the details of each of the above and you can find in his full article. Here's the link:
For me it's Read, Learn, Do, Learn, Grow and then I do it all over again.
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