What does it truly take to master yourself—not in the sense of perfection or rigid discipline, but in a way that allows you to live with clarity, steadiness, and freedom? The 3 Pillars of Self Mastery distills the foundation of personal sovereignty into three essential, interconnected principles: Awareness — learning to witness your thoughts, emotions, and patterns without being ruled by them. Responsibility — owning your choices fully, without falling into blame, guilt, or justification. Alignment — living in a way that reflects your deepest truth, rather than bending to fear or external pressure. This concise guide blends philosophy, spirituality, and practical reflection to help you break free from performance-based living and return to your own center. Whether you’re navigating a major life transition, questioning long-held beliefs, or simply seeking more intentional ways to live, these pillars offer a framework you can return to for a lifetime. You’ll walk away ...

A collection of 10 earlier works — short reads, experiments, and philosophical notes from past years — kept exactly as they were first released. They may reference old projects or outdated links, but the core ideas remain true. These are unedited archive editions, here for anyone who wants to trace the path of the work or revisit its earlier forms. You’ll receive: A ZIP file with 10 PDF files. Original layouts, voice, and style. A small “Read Me First” note with support info. Titles Include: The Story You Tell Workbook Expresssing Political Opinions Online Boundaries and Triggers The Fun House Mirror of Life Hesitation The Justification Block Procrastination Station Seeing the Pain Clearly Mastering the Illusion Navigating Family Holiday Gatherings with Self-Awareness Important Titles are not sold individually — this is the only way to get them. If you have trouble downloading, email me and I’ll send the files directly ...

This short philosophy guide explores the absurdity of life. How do we find or make meaning in a universe that doesn't inherently have any meaning? Albert Camus and Thomas Nagel both explore absurdity in their own way. Camus believed that we should revolt against the absurdity, while Nagel argued that it was a good reason to become highly self-aware. This guide blends both of their views with my own views for a fresh perspective on how we can embrace the absurd. I've added a touch of spirituality to the mix to make for a refreshing view on the absurdity we call life. You will learn a little bit more about how to navigate life on this Earthly plane by understanding how to create helpful meanings from even the most painful of experiences. Learn how to unstick yourself from the rigid human constructed meanings we've all been taught to create meanings ...