MattLeBlanc001

Bad Blood by John Carreyrou

I speak 4 languages fluently. I'd say you think in the same language that you dream of.

So which language do you speak in your dreams?

Could it be that someone in your household or a neighbor is connected to your network and using an app (there are loads) turn your TV on/off?

I used to joke with my brother and turn his TV on/off, he went crazy thinking the TV is broke.

Just finished the "four steps to epiphany". A must read for any startup founder. 10/10

Currently reading "never split the difference".

I Recommend this too.

Read this back in January. 10/10

I'm not sure this is a success, but more of a habit I developed that helped me a lot.

While in bed about to sleep, I take about 5min to do the following:

- Think about 3 bad things I did during the day

- Think about 3 good things I did during the day (from smiling to a cachier, to helping someone in need, to sharing knowledge with co-workers)

- Re-visit what I did the whole day and be thankful for everything. And I really mean litterarely for everything (made coffee in the morning? I'm thankful for having a coffee machine, a full fridge, thankful for the weather, money I have or don't have..etc).

The above has helped me with two things: Remembering things (I have a bad memory) and be more happy with what I have. And as someone said "Happiness is doing more and expecting less".

Do you have any advice on where to start? any course?

Do you have a price in mind?

Ping me on my email (see profile).

Can someone explain why OP is downvoted?

I'm new to react and thought it would be used in MVP's.

Can someone explain please

1) Health start becoming your nr1 priority around the age 40.

I wish I exercised more, did more yearly blood tests checks and was more considerate around my diet.

2) That one should be thankful for what they have

Isn't he in breach of GDPR requirements?

One of the best books I've read this year. Highly recommended, read like a well written hollywood movie.

I'm a muslim/arab.

You can have multiple wives even if you are not rich or just look average. I would say the majority of men stick to monogamy (90% probably). Having more than one wife comes with a lot of restrictions such as:

- All your wives have an automatic stake in your inheretence. In islam you can't choose who inherits what, its already set in place for you.

- All your wives need to be provided for by yourself. Even if they are rich. You as a male are required to provide for your wife and Children

- Be just between you wives. You bought a house for one? buy the same for the others. You took your first wife on holidays? same for the others. The quran state that you need to be just, but argues that you might not be able to achieve justice all the time.

Most people I know who have a second wife have specific reasons for doing so. For example a guy in my family had his wife choose his second wife for him. She couldn't have any babies and he was adamant to have kids. She agreed to stay with him, but only if she was involved in choosing his second wife for him. They have two houses one next to the other, and the kids play more with his first wife than with their mum.

For monogamy in general, arab men have it really somehow easy to get married. You just need to have a job and look somehow acceptable. There is no dating culture as in the west. You wouldn't find a man and his girlfriend living together and trying things out for a few years before deciding to marry. You get to know your future wife and meet with her (between a few months to a year most likely) and then decide to get married.

Having sex before marriage is frowned upon, but doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. Most women in the muslim/arab world are actually looking to build a family and have kids. Not all of them agree to you having a second wife.