Neville Medhora

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A Framework for Happiness

You're Gonna Die

In college I did all these small "money hustles.."...most of them online, some offline. These were extremely fun to do, and taught me valuable lessons along the way. The idea behind this was: "What gets measured, gets managed." -Peter Drucker So I documented all these money-making "experiments" in order to learn from them myself, and to teach others. Enjoy, and I hope this book expands your mind to what you thought possible! Sincerely, Neville Medhora - NevBlog.com

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You're Gonna Die is a mental framework for happiness. This book brings your through the thought process that planning when you will die can help you live a happier and more fulfilled life. Imagine taking a vacation to Paris and trying to plan it out without knowing how long you'll be there.If your Paris vacation is only 2 days long, you might have to cram things in there. You'd schedule a packed trip to see the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, eat a croissant at a cafe, then fly out.However if your Paris vacation is 2 months long, you might have a totally different type of vacation. You would of course see all the attractions, but then have plenty of time to explore the Louvre Museum in depth, maybe eat out at the top 5 recommended restaurants in the city, plan a weekend trip to the coast, and in general take your time. The only thing different about those trips is the length of time, and it dramatically changes the type of vacation you will have. Similarly, many people don't think about their death, and somehow just think life will go on forever. If you look at life as having an expiration date, you will treat it differently. You might actually live more by knowing your life has a definitive end date. This book goes more in depth on why planning a "soft" end date for your life can help. The book also covers topics such as the purpose of life, the search for happiness (or lack of a search), and also gives real data to show the averages of when most human lives end.

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