Wadup,
Right now I’m in my appartment busy with a project about procrastination I’m working on. It’s really exiting to learn and re-learn all these principles which can be of value in the future.
I kind of made it a goal of mine to get more knowledge about productivity and procrastination, because it is something that till this day I’m still struggling with. So look forward to seeing a lot about it in my blogs and vlogs.
But onto today’s topic living like your father’s dead. I got it from the book The way of the surperior man written by David Deida. I don’t agree with everything in the book, but that doesn’t deny the fact that he also makes alot of valid points.
So here’s the video
Enjoy!!!!
Rogier Giersthove 
Hi, Rogier!
I’ve read the Way of the Superior Man already a couple of times and really loved it. What are the things you don’t really agree with? I actually had some things in the book I didn’t like only to realize later they were true, so it would interesting to hear your take on it.
Sup Daniel,
When I read it back then the part of everything you do you do, because you’re afraid to die kind of felt a little bit of. I think people are motivated by pain, but also by pleasure.