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Hey guys... if you'd like to suggest a post, here's the place to do it. Like the books thread, if someone else suggests a post you'd like to read, upvote it and add any additional thoughts as a reply.

I write every single day, so helping me come up with topics would really make things easier on me and improve post quality at the same time.

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Eddy Azar
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I'm doing a series of posts on the few things in life that I know. 
It would be amazing to see a few of the things you know hold true thoughtout life.

Here's my bits, might help you brainstorm:
- Courage is      remembering what you want.

- Fear is the root of
all negative, boring, depressing, and damaging things. If it is a action that
does not make your life awesome, it is an action based in a fear.

- Easy and enjoyable
are very rarely found in the same action. Which is more pleasurable to you?

- Changing your mood
does not always work. Changing your focus does.

'95 Rialta-dweller, VFR800-rider, builder of cool things
John Wes
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Idk if you've covered this in a past post, but I'd like to hear the cliff notes on what bad foods are and what each do to our body.

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Tynan
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I've actually got this one written already. Will post it this week to the community side at least.

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Tynan
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Just posted it here. Thanks for the suggestion.

'95 Rialta-dweller, VFR800-rider, builder of cool things
John Wes
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Also,
- how to find places to park the Rialta (both long & short term).  The apartment management where I'm visiting my friend is complaining.  I'm in Austin now, know where any good spots might be?  If your book covers this in detail, I'll buy it.
- also, dealing with cops & residents who aren't a fan of the Rialta.  Again, in the book?
- motorcycle gear: wearables, security, etc.

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Tynan
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Definitely get the book. There's so much stuff in there, especially for Rialta owners, that it would be impossible for it to not be worth the $3 and the time spent reading.

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John Wes
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Thanks man, read it last week.  Pretty sure I've been at your old spot on Toomey Street for a couple days; the Rialta shown on google maps isn't around, but a friendly neighbor mentioned that he's seen a couple here in the past.  A not-so-friendly looking hag took a couple pictures of my Rialta earlier today; I hope she doesn't have beef with it :-/   I stay very quiet and the rig is clean; even picked up trash and pulled some weeds growing over the curb this morning.  I tried to look up parking ordinances, but couldn't find any not related to downtown metered parking (which btw is free for motorcycles I learned) or street sweeps that occur once every few months.  Do you know if there's a limit of how long a vehicle can be parked in one spot or any other rules?
Also, if coppers come knocking and they could either hear me inside or see me through the back windows that I leave cracked open for venting (I plan to fix that with some simple breathable fabric), am I then legally obligated to do anything?

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Tynan
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Awesome... enjoy the space. I parked there for years, but in the subsequent years, so have a bunch of other Rialtas. If you move at least 1 block every 3 days, they legally can't do anything about it.

vanmartin
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I'd enjoy a post on the dynamics of your friendships as well as what your friends are keeping themselves busy with

Paul
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Gear!

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Tynan
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Yeah, yeah... it's coming! November, probably, so that I can film it in China.

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Salty
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I'd love more about your poker "habit" - details and specifics would be stellar.  Thanks man!

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Tynan
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Huh... what specifically would you like to read about? I thought I beat this horse to death, but I do love poker and would be happy to write more about it.

Trader & Traveling Dad
Salty
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My apologies, I just used the search tool on your site and read 6 of your most relevant posts on poker, your tools, techniques, books, etc... Great stuff.  Sounds to me like if you ever desired, you'd probably be a fairly competent daytrader - the same discipline applies! Cheers, enjoying your blog.

Radu
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I'd like to see an update to your computer setup post, if anything changed from two years ago.

Lists of N things are easy to read, and can be a nice change from your usual blogging style (might be more suitable for the community section):
     - favorite places
     - most influential people/books/happenings on your life and way of thinking
     - favorite bloggers (if you read any)


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Emil
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I would love to read your thoughts about making money online.

"We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us."
HighFive
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I'd like to hear your take on your writing process...

- What are your daily habits that help you create and write content?
- Do you focus on one post until its finished or do you working on multiple ones?
- Any tips on brainstorming when you first started out blogging?

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Tynan
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Good idea. I like this one.

Book worm and aspiring stand up comedian
Elijah666
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Why are you against trying ALL drugs?  Obviously the majority have cons that outweigh the pros, however that isnt true for all of them.  Specifically Im referring to psychedelic mushrooms which can be a transcendent experience.  Especially in San Francisco!  When done right the psilocybin in them will give you a fascinating new perspective on the world that is wholly positive.  I genuinely recommend at least further research into them, there is a reason Tim Ferriss take a high dosage once per year.

'95 Rialta-dweller, VFR800-rider, builder of cool things
John Wes
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I might add Ayahuasca to that, but that's not something to jump into lightly.  I think Tynan mentioned that he doesn't like feeling like he's not in full control and that he's plenty happy without substances (plus he's way to busy right now); search for a post on why he doesn't drink.

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Tynan
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If I were to try any drugs, I would probably try mushrooms or LSD. I do believe that there are some positive aspects to them, but I also think that the potential negatives outweigh them. Like, 99% chance it's a positive experience, but 1% chance it messes me up somehow, OR I just like it so much that I want to do it all the time. 

Book worm and aspiring stand up comedian
Elijah666
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Do what is best for you, however there is zero chance of addiction and along with the right dose combined with the right setting you should definitely have an optimal experience.  Stinson beach and 3.5 grams of shrooms

Kevin
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I don't know about suggestions, but I just wanted to chime in and say that I really appreciate and get a lot of value from the recent philosophy posts. It's inspiring to see bits of the thought processes of someone who I strive to emulate as far as work ethic and taking massive action goes. If you have any more of those in the pipeline, please post them because they're great!

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Tynan
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Thanks! I've got at least 20 or so written already. All I'm really focused on right now is crushing productivity, so it bleeds out into my writing. 

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