Mitchell by Mitchell Cohen

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3 ways to expand your worldview

Hey Friends, 


My shaky memory gets supercharged when I do monthly reviews.


Don’t let the “review” part scare you. I just did January’s and it took 9 minutes. 


I type bullets for my favorite things of the month. Other people like Plus/Minus/Next journaling. 


Regardless of format, it’s helpful to zoom out each month. 


And if zooming out is your cup of tea… grab some low-carb crumpets and keep reading. 



✍️ “Life Investment Thesis”


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The smartest investors use an “investment thesis” to validate their ideas. 


But in our lives, we make investments constantly. Yet most are without a supporting thesis.


So I wrote my “Life Investment Thesis” with four easy parts:

  1. Macro Trends and Observations
  2. Catalysts for Personal Growth
  3. Optimizing for Fun
  4. What Don’t I See?


Check it out here to draft your own life investment thesis. (It's actually fun)



🧠 Words That Don’t Translate


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When translating languages, some words simply don’t translate.


Eunoia.world is a cool website listing these to better understand other cultures. 


A few of my favorites: 


Exploring new places and languages motivates me to expand my perspective. 


Philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein put it best: “The limits of my language mean the limits of my world.”



🌎 Kilometers to Miles 


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Finally learned this quick trick. 



Have a great week, 

Mitchell 



Ps. New song for the writing playlist. 🎵

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