Sahil Bloom

2 weeks ago | sahilbloom.com | Sahil Bloom

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2 weeks ago | sahilbloom.com | Sahil Bloom

Morning routines have been a hot topic of discussion lately, mostly prompted by a mega-viral video of an Instagram influencer running through his elaborate minute by minute rituals. It's incredibly good content—the ASMR sounds, the shots, the execution—but is having a fancy, complicated morning routine really going to change your life? If you aren't going to start dunking your face in expensive bottled water before 6am, can you still be successful? Look, I'm a routine guy...

3 weeks ago | sahilbloom.com | Sahil Bloom

"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." — Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken (1916)This is a newsletter about the road less traveled. The uncommon path. The passage to non-conformity. The silent revolt. The rejection of default. Walking this road does not come without its costs. Those who choose to do so must be willing to pay the price. In discomfort. In struggle. In misunderstanding.

3 weeks ago | sahilbloom.com | Sahil Bloom

Here's a quote I often think about: "It isn’t the mountains ahead to climb that wear you out; it’s the pebble in your shoe." - Muhammad Ali Over the years, it's sparked a lot of introspection around a simple question that we should all be asking ourselves more regularly: The mountain is the big, obvious obstacle that stands before you: The business you haven't started The career promotion you haven't received The health goal you haven't reached The relationship you haven't built The freedom...

3 weeks ago | sahilbloom.com | Sahil Bloom

Everyone tells you to do hard things, but no one tells you why it's so important. First, it's because life is hard. And when you take on voluntary struggle, you're better prepared for the involuntary struggle that inevitably enters your world. But I think there's a deeper reason that goes beyond that... Here's the truth: We don’t value what’s easy. We value what we earn. The more effort we put in, the more meaning we extract. The struggle is important because it provides a texture to our lives.