i. Worldview:

1. Life Is Theater, Onstage and Off;

2. History: a. "History Doesn't Repeat Itself, But It Rhymes." ; b. The King Is Dead. Long Live The King!; c. Don't Get Fooled Again - A Word of Wisdom From The Who;

3. Culture: a. Eat! You're Too Skinny!; b. We're Not Yelling. We're Discussing!; c. Depression is For Rich People. d. I Never Forced You To Do That.

4. Biases - and how to use them to your advantage; a. List of biases and detailed discussion; b. The most high-value mental models to overcome biases;

5. Cause and Effect:

6. Managing Perceptions;

7. Dealing with Trauma;

8. Personality Diagnosis;

9. Circumstances / Luck / Success / Humility / Blessing;

ii. Time Management:

1. Get Off My Calendar: Calendar Management;

2. Get Off My Lawn: Saying No 9 out of 10 Times;

3. Time-boxing;

4. Themed Days;

iii. Organization:

1. Home;

2. Work;

3. Files;

4. Curating and Channeling Information Flows;

iv. Habits: 1. "How You Do One Thing Is How You Do Everything" - and when that's not true; 2. Making Decisions; 2. Values-driven habits; 3. Memory habits; 4. Productivity: a. Forcing Functions; 5. Managing and Automating Your Information Flows: a. Apps, Tools and Strategies;

v. Money: 1. Biggest Stressor => Biggest Priority to Fix ASAP; 2. [AR3] Around Money: a. How to reverse your negative scripts around money;

vi. Managing Expectations: 1. Your own expectations of yourself; 2. Others' expectations of you; ; 3. Your expectations of others; 4. "Carnegie Hall Syndrome"; 5. Learning not to give a damn about others' opinions;

vii. Managing Stress: 1. Reacting to Negativity: a. Putting Procrastination in Context; b. Leveraging Procrastination to Your Benefit; 2. Modulating Mood: a. Music; b. Physical activity; c. Nature + Natural Light; 3. Mental Health Checkup: a. Ridding yourself of shame/guilt; b. Assessing your mental health without stigma; 4. Developing Grit / Stoicism; 5. Designing Energy Outlets and Energy Flows;

viii. Solving Problems / Finding Solutions: 1. Research/Survey/Second Opinion. Answer usually "sitting on your nose.";  2. Create, Maintain and Consult Brain Trust - doctor, lawyer, financial advisor, rabbi, best friend, business advisor, life/career/business coach, etc.; 3. Always Know Your Rights in any situation - civil, criminal, ethical, moral, universal; 4. War gaming - explore scenarios, use logic, anticipate future problems and guard yourself against them. What could go wrong? What could go right? What are the known unknowns? What are the known knowns?; 5. De-risking - doing a check-up post-mortem and safe-guarding yourself and your family, business, etc. through de-risking.;

ix. Work/Career: 1. 4 Pillars + Finding Your "Zone of Genius" / Ikigai (worksheet) - Life Mission, Values, Outcomes and Role. Negative Scripts and Founding Stories. What You're Great At / What You Most Enjoy Doing / Where You Add Massive Value / What You'd Do With $1B if only required to do a 9-5 job.; 2. Personal + Professional Development Plan (template); 3. Becoming a Great Manager/Leader (worksheet); 4. Making Your Boss Happy; 5. Managing Your Career Effectively: a. Job Search Strategy; b. LinkedIN / Resume Optimization (Detailed Guide); c. Interview Prep (tools/resources); d. Starting Salary Negotiation (scripts); e. Getting Promoted / Paid More (scripts);

x. Business: 1. Start a Side Hustle First; 2. Ideal Client Profile + How to Filter for the right Vendors, Coaches, Employees, Investors, Employees; 3. Building a Brand: a. Telling Your Founder Story Effectively; b. Strategies and Tools; 4. Creating Your Own PR Machine; 5. Delegation/Automation/Outsourcing/Coaching - tools and strategies; 6. Becoming a Thought Leader - "How I Built This"; 7. Further Business Coaching Tools;

xi. Learning / Growth / Leveling Up; 1. Determine Your Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Learning Style; 2. Don't Fail / Always Be Iterating ; 3.Regularly Challenging Your Assumptions; 4. Creating and Managing Change; 5. Creativity / Brainstorming; 6. How to Unlock and Unleash Yourself; 7. Drift / Creep; 8. How to Create Opportunity and Capitalize On It;

xii. Mental Hygiene; 1. The Power of Doing Nothing Regularly - "Amish Time," R&R, Travel, Observation; 2. Sabbath / Weekly Day of Rest; 3. How Boredom Fuels Growth;

xiii. Aging and How Brain / Mood / Mental Health Change With Age; 1. Physiological Changes -> Life Outlook/Mood Changes; 2. What to Expect As You Age + How to Stay Ahead of (and Delay) Negative Changes.

IV. Conversation With Others;

i. Reciprocity: 1. Be a Mensch, never a Shmuck; 2. Love Every Fellow As Yourself, with a twist; 3. Gratitude in All Your Interactions; 4. Judging Others, Non-Judgmentally; 5. How Others Judge You; 6. Give Your Best Stuff Away / Be Open Source; 7. The World Is Round And Why That Matters;

ii. Setting Boundaries:  1. Integrity/Moral Fortitude/Trust 2. No Guilt / Shame / Pressure from Others; 3. Nothing to Lose When You're Your Best Self; 4. Filtering by Your 4 Pillars (Values); 5. How to Detect Psychopaths;

iii. Setting Goals; 1. Practicing Intentionality in Every Encounter; 2. Prep for Each Encounter/Meeting/Call; 3. Learning to be Per Se with Your Language and Psychology;

iv. Setting Expectations; 1. How to Understand Others' Motivations -- and Your Own; 2. Humility and the Desire to Help Others; 3. When You Or the Other Person Don't Meet Expectations - Forgive, Remedy, Learn, Iterate; 4. Learning From Each Person -- For the Good or Bad;

v. First Impressions; 1. Establishing Credibility -- Yours and Theirs -- Professional and Personal Brand; 2. Judging Others Favorably Up Front; 3. Good Manners / Timeliness / Appearance / Good Taste; 4. Body Language - Yours and Theirs; 5. Making Yourself Memorable - Humor / Signature Item; 6. Always Be Helpful;

vi. When Things Go Wrong: 1. When You've Made a Bad First Impression: a. Context, Humor, Forgiveness, Learning, Iteration; 2. When You're Late, Unprepared or Dealing With an Emergency; 3. When Others Are Angry; 4. Responding to Criticism; 5. How to Make a Second Impression That Trumps The First;

vii. Starting and Managing Relationships: 1. Healthy Relationship Mindset: a. Live and Let Live; b. Help In Any Way You Can; c. All Relationships Are At Will - Until They Aren't; 2. Interviewing: a. Pain Points; b. The 5 Why's; 2. Boss: a. How to Manage Up; 2. Mentor / Champion; 3. Family You're Born With: a. Mother, Father; b. Siblings; c. Grandparents; 3. Friendship: a. "Buy" a Friend, Don't "Rent" One;     b. When to Rebuke; 4. Business Partner; a. Seeking Alignment on Mission, Vision, Values; b. Reflecting Alignment in Your Contract; 5. Employee; a. You're Serving Her, Not Vice Versa; 6. Customer - Marketing: a. Telling Your Story; b. Knowing Your Customer and Her Pain Points; c. Cadence, Forum, Touch Points; 7. Vendor: a. How to Do Effective Vendor Research; b. How to Gauge Alignment for the Long Term; 8. Investor: a. 360-degree View; b. This Money May Smell; 9. Child: a. The Responsibilities; b. Autonomy; c. Fun; 10. Thought Leaders - Cold Outreach: a. Go Where The Puck Will Be; 11. How to Ace Email: a. Scripts for Successful Outreach; 12. Follow-Up and Automation; a. Automation Tools and Scripts for Successful Follow-Up; 13. Relationship Pruning: a. When Enough Is Enough - and When It Isn't; b. Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly and Bi-yearly Reviews; c. Signal vs. Noise;

ix. The Magic -- and Madness -- of Marriage: 1. All Eggs (and Egos) In One Basket; 2. Project Management 101: a. The Green Elephant In The Room - Money; 3. Taste the Chocolates and Smell the Flowers; 4. Happy Wife, Happy Life; 5. Good Intimacy Does NOT Equal Good Sex; 6. How Kids Change You and Your Marriage; 7. If You Want To Be Loved, Focus on Being Your Best Self; 8. Grow Together or Grow Apart; 9. Us Kids Just Wanna Have Fun; 10. Keep The Mystery, Holmes;

x. Negotiation: 1. If You Don't Ask, The Answer Is Always No; 2. Banks, Vendors, Customer Service;      3. Salary Scripts and Guidelines; 4. Cultural Signs (See Sections i. - vi. above); 5. Look for Win-Win-Wins; 6. Making a Case For Your Project / Product / Investment; 7. Leveraging Outsider Status To Become an Insider;

xi. Collaborating Effectively: 1. Playing Nice With Others For Kinder Eggs; 2. 2-Pizza Rule; 3. Complementary Roles, Agile Teams; 4. Consulting Mindset; 5. Activating Each Team Member's "Zone of Genius"; 6. Project Manage Like a Boss; 7. Communication Channels - Open and Anonymous; 8. Transparency and Shooting the Sh*t; 9. Effective Decision-Making As a Group;

xii. Leading Others: 1. Lessons in Servant Leadership and Effective Management; a. Humility; b. Authenticity; b. Empowerment and Trust; c. Limits and Boundaries; 2. Over-communication; 3. Your Leadership Style;

xiii. Work / Career - Further Notes: 1. Creating Champions For Yourself At Work;

xiv. The Power of Contract: 1. The 10-year, $250,000 lesson - and why it was worth it; 2. Your Best Friend or Your Worst Enemy?; 3. Basics of Contracts; 4. Most Important Types of Contracts For You To Know;

IV. Speaking With G-d / The Universe:

i. Why Am I Here?: 1. Zone of Genius / 4 Pillars / Higher Purpose; 2. Why Me?; 3. Why Not Me?; 4. Special butterflies and Shakespeare's Monkeys: a. Why You're Utterly Unique, Horribly Banal -- and Truly Awesome; 5. Reclaiming Our Perfect Knowledge;

ii. Micro vs. Macro vs. Here and Now; 1. The Scale of Us; 2. Our Duty (To Improve Humanity); 3. Everything Is A Signal. Nothing Is Noise.;

iii. Think Global, Act Local: 1. Jokes (Aside); 2. The Hippocratic Oath for Non-Doctors; 3. Charity Starts at Home: a. "If you want to change the world, go home and love your family."; b. The Biggest Change in The World Starts With You; 4. The Power of a Smile; 5. How to Give of Yourself, When You Have "Nothing" to Give; 6. Paying It Forward; 7. Keep Your Customs;

iv. No Easy Answers, No Simple Path: 1. Learn From Every Man, For Good or For Bad (or Both); 2. What Works for One Family or Tribe May Not Work for Another; 3. Twelve Gates of Heaven - many different ways in; 4. Keep Your Own Customs;

iv. Practical Benefits of Faith:          1. Ethics; 2. Standards; 3. Structure Inside The Chaos; 4. Health and Welfare; 5. Family Time; 6. Community; 7. Celebrating Life; 8. Taking Stock, Correcting Course; 9. Prayers / Meditation; 10. Affirmations; 11. Solutions, Not Problems;

v. Superstition vs. Faith; 1. Slavery vs. Freedom; 2. Finding Freedom Within Limitation; 3. Pre-Destining Yourself For Luck, With a Little Help From Above;

vi. Free Will vs. Pre-Determination;

vii. Why Faith Matter Now, More Than Ever; 1. Historical, Economic Cycles - a Long View of History; 2. Decline (and Teetering) of Western Civilization; 3. Meaning and Purpose - for you, and you and you!

VI. Conclusion:          i. Tying The Threads Together; ii. Go Forth and Conquer Yourself, Then The World!