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Ubermensch · 11-23-2011, 05:53 PM

Ubermensch Day #3: From Good To Great

Sunday is the lazy, do nothing day. With no real schedule. Read this book called Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap… and Others Don’t by Jim Collins that studies why some companies thrive while others die.

He talks about the 20 Miles March – a guy who marches 20 miles every everyday, then he reaches his goal for traveling 300 miles or so. Same principle applies to losing weight, like a fat chick hitting the gym everyday for an hour. (too bad most of them quit 2 weeks in. True story, bro)

Life is short. Will it be spent watching Football and playing video games, or will it be spent into doing something “great”. I ponder this. Indeed, life is about racing against time.

So far here are the daily habits:

- Read 30 pages per day. That’s over 10,950 pages every year. Or 39 books per year (assuming an average book is 275 pages). In 5 years time, that’s 195 books. Not bad. (Been reading on the kobo daily since April this year)

- Take 3 fish oil pills per day for breakfast. Good for the heart and brain. (Been doing this for the past year)

- Going to the gym 5 times per week, for 1 hour per day. (Been doing this for the past year)

- Work on building the online business (Sorely slacking in this area)

- Meditation, lucid dreaming daily

- Approach women and accosting - er, I mean, asking them out on dates

- Spending 10 minutes every night planning out the next day, next week and month.

- Spending 30 minutes every Sunday planning out the upcoming months and years

Becoming an ubermunsch is a fusion of intelligent and physique. Life is suffering. Either suffer from the pain of discipline, or suffer the pain of regret.

11-23-2011, 05:53 PM	#3 (permalink)
Ubermensch Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 92	Ubermensch Day #3: From Good To Great Sunday is the lazy, do nothing day. With no real schedule. Read this book called Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap… and Others Don’t by Jim Collins that studies why some companies thrive while others die. He talks about the 20 Miles March – a guy who marches 20 miles every everyday, then he reaches his goal for traveling 300 miles or so. Same principle applies to losing weight, like a fat chick hitting the gym everyday for an hour. (too bad most of them quit 2 weeks in. True story, bro) Life is short. Will it be spent watching Football and playing video games, or will it be spent into doing something “great”. I ponder this. Indeed, life is about racing against time. So far here are the daily habits: - Read 30 pages per day. That’s over 10,950 pages every year. Or 39 books per year (assuming an average book is 275 pages). In 5 years time, that’s 195 books. Not bad. (Been reading on the kobo daily since April this year) - Take 3 fish oil pills per day for breakfast. Good for the heart and brain. (Been doing this for the past year) - Going to the gym 5 times per week, for 1 hour per day. (Been doing this for the past year) - Work on building the online business (Sorely slacking in this area) - Meditation, lucid dreaming daily - Approach women and accosting - er, I mean, asking them out on dates - Spending 10 minutes every night planning out the next day, next week and month. - Spending 30 minutes every Sunday planning out the upcoming months and years Becoming an ubermunsch is a fusion of intelligent and physique. Life is suffering. Either suffer from the pain of discipline, or suffer the pain of regret.