On Monday, I turned 45. I’ve lived 60.3% of my lifespan. I have way less hair. But at least I’ve held on to my six pack. I left Wall Street so that I could have time freedom, raise my kids and surf every day. And I learned a few lessons along the way. I’ll share 45 of them on workaholism, borderline alcoholism, finding aliveness, taking a huge pay cut and what to do when you find your favorite t-shirt. This week on a solo episode of The Examined Life Podcast, Khe answers the question: What have I learned in 45 years? 🎧 Or listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. My top 3 takeaways
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Hope you enjoy the episode,
Khe
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