HeyJaredJuly Life Coach
Writings on life and all its facets from a Buddhist perspective. I write a lot.
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- Aug 27, 2026
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- Aug 21, 2026
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Too Fast or Too Slow, or Somehow Both? (opens the original)
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Sam Altman of OpenAI (who I normally don’t care about, but I just happened to read a headline) said that the AI timeline he proposed may be too ambitious. What was formerly proposed as the AI timeline was that AI would be a lot more ubiquitous than it is right now, and that companies would be desperately trying to get more AI contracts. A major proportion of the labor force would be replaced by AI and even the remaining labor force would be heavy users of AI.But reality is telling a different st
Demolishing the platform of suffering (opens the original)
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I’m in the middle of dedicating some emails to give you a full personal history of what got me into life coaching, and why I coach in the way that I do. If you’re joining in for the story with this email, you can catch up here.One day my wife was laying down on the sofa, watching a YouTube video in the background as she was resting after a hard day’s work of teaching people pilates. Around this time I was working on writing books, making online courses, and whatnot so I was usually keeping mys
What made Billy get life coaching (opens the original)
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I’m in the middle of dedicating some emails to give you a full personal history of what got me into life coaching, and why I coach in the way that I do. If you’re joining in for the story with this email, you can catch up here.Before I became a life coach, I was a life coaching client. I had seen a psychiatrist in college, I was prescribed antidepressants, I’ve tried things and why did I land at life coaching? (I think my case does a pretty good job at describing the difference between life co
Unconditional Coaching (opens the original)
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One of the deep deficiencies I have in my life is my yearning for my dad. Although my parents are happily married and they’ve been that way their whole marriage, a big chunk of my growing up was with my dad in Korea working to provide for the rest of us living in the United States.Since later elementary school years I’d get to be with my dad twice a year during breaks (he was a professor so he also had summer and winter breaks). I remember my elementary school teachers would count down the days
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