Adam Mundorf : Philosophical and Financial : Thoughts and Musings

  What I Learned from 32 to 33 Focus and Self Worth : Freedom and Betrayal : Letting Go of Expectations and Enjoying the Journey By Adam Mundorf What I Learned from 32 to 33  I missed my annual birthday blog posts from 30 to 32 because I lost motivation to write for some reason but now I'm back writing consistently.  I am grateful for every year of my life I receive from the universe.  Things can change fast whether through an accident, brain aneurysm or other unfortunate life circumstances.  While I live a prudent and great life, sometimes shit happens and I'm always open minded that I might be next for an unfortunate circumstance so everyday is unequivocally a blessing. When I think about the past year of my life, I think my biggest lessons can be summed up as follows : focus and self worth, freedom and expectations.  I'll break down each of these and why they meant so much to me over the last year. Focus and Self Worth Focus is an extremely powerful tool...

   Playing the Fool and Being Underestimated : Absurdity of Life : Why Me? By Adam Mundorf Playing the Fool and Being Underestimated I've always been known somewhat as being a fool, oftentimes at my own expense.  Seriousness is never and will never be my forte, especially when it comes to everyday activities.  Now for sure, if the stakes were higher I would be as serious as I needed to be.  The stakes in daily life just aren't simply high enough. I'm admittedly a bit of an anomaly.  In private, I'm extremely calculated.  I'm talking spreadsheets, reading books, physical culture, pondering, introspection, wondering and lots of unpublished writing.  It's really really strange, I'll be the first to admit it.  It leads me to be underestimated often.  They think the clown I play, is the person I am but it's only one half of me and I can turn it off like a switch if need be. I'm just saying, don't underestimate people who have a sense of humor...