What are some lifestyle choices or decisions you’ve made that most people would consider “unconventional”? — taking a different path, coloring outside the lines, etc. If those choices are in hindsight, how do you think about them now?
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Not buying jeans, wearing always the same style of clothes, drinking Huel for breakfast, not drinking (mostly) alcohol, not buying food (it's all delivery, mostly), train myself not to have negative states of mind. It's great!
Standardized wardrobe is one of my favorite life hacks (for myself) Still baffled (+ in awe) of your ability to be in a good mood all the time. How long did it take to train yourself?
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My whole life (?) When later I read the stoics, it all made a lot of sense to me. Also my father would say many times 'if a problem can be solved, solve it, if it cannot, then don't. But never worry, worry doesn't solve problems', and I took that seriously
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How do you think about desire/attachment, in the Buddhist sense?
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Fun fact: I rarely say 'I'm sorry' because technically it would be a lie (Feeling sorry is a bad feeling!). Instead I say 'sorry' for that; it's a bit silly, but the habit stuck.
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