As I've explained in My Life Philosophy: I'm meaning agnostic, that leads to taking nihilism seriously, which I find deeply liberating as universe becomes just a huge playground where I can do whatever I want. Particularly, craft the life I want the most.

What is the life I want the most? (A helper question can be: What is the most sustainably fun, exciting and inspiring life for me?)

I define it via six goals:

1. Greatly progress humanity by resolving its neglected bottlenecks.

2. Contribute by pursuing mastery in my craft, standing up for truth and working with stellar teammates.

3. Build intimate and enriching decades-long relationships with an excellent few.

4. Nurture default honesty, reliability, kindness and listening to anyone, including myself.

5. Cultivate a happy, resilient, present, thankful, brave and rational mind.

6. Cultivate a vigorous body till 100.

The surest way I found for wasting my life is to get caught up in games people around me play, like who wears better clothes, has a fancier car or more money. With time I understood that being very cautious and explicit about which games you choose to play is a superpower. The goals above are the games I'm playing, everything else is a distraction and I have to daily remind myself of that. (I found dividing life into three parts of Work, Relationships and Health really useful, for each I have two goals.)

Lastly, it seems there are ten themes that I want to pursue in my life:

1. happiness, joy, fun, playfulness, thankfulness

2. progress, mastery, impactfulness, excellence

3. truth, authenticity, honesty

4. kindness

5. listening

6. simplicity, presence

7. grit, resilience, durability, reliability, consistency, trustworthiness

8. vigor, intensity

9. bravery

10. deep, clear, rational thinking