Why creative people are broke
On devotion and monetization
Omar Najjarine on virtue, meaning, and cultural critique — essays from a lecturer and autodidact.
On devotion and monetization
Meaning is made, not found
Why we can't think clearly anymore
Seminar announcement
You can get everything you want and still hate who you are
Ethical living doesn't shield you from emptiness
Dating in a bored culture
Our pornographic nervous systems
The full book
Why some ways of life die out and others keep going
My uncle once told me, “Omar, I know you love your books and your writing, but until you have kids, life hasn’t really started yet.”
Make your life about one thing at a time
Whatever gives your brain the most dopamine is what it will crave the most
One of the most tragic things to see is an unhappy old person.
When you're gone, your miracle ends
Live a phone-less life. People completely misunderstand the nature of the problem.
Some reflections on The Sopranos
William James speaks of a built-in hypocrisy in human nature: what we find ugly in others, we tolerate in ourselves.
If you asked the average native-born American whether they would erase from the record of history the great wars of the United States — the Civil War, the War for Independence, our storming of the beaches at Normandy — if you could somehow play God and delete…
I'm late responding to Peterson's now-infamous Jubilee discussion
5 Laws of Personal Transformation
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