Northwolf... Scott Northwolf. I'm an alchemist and International Man of Mystery. Adventures and dangerous shit is what makes me laugh. Usually the more dangerous or concerning a situation might seem... the more funny it looks to me. Some of the cool stuff I'm into are self-improvement, online business and spirituality (but in a REALLY hardcore and deep sense, you have no idea... trust me). I enjoy a lot connecting with people, but only with cool people, if you're boring and not very bright it's probably not gonna be a good fit. I'm really deep into philosophy, anthropology, evolutionary psychology and military history (and history in general as well) and a bunch of other cool struff, the thing is that everything is interconnected, it is all ONE single thing in the end. If you know, you know... 😉 Like I said, I'm into self-improvement and I take that shit seriously. I do 3 main things every single day and they are written down on my daily timetables: Working out for the body. Reading for the mind. Meditating (and gratitude journaling) for the soul. Also my deep work sessions and stuff. I've been living in Bali for a year now... this place is HEAVEN! Truly... you can believe me, everything I might say will still fall short of how amazing this place is. They call it the Island of Gods for a reason... (because I'm here, that's why!). Anyways... that's my intro...

Sup! Im Aleesha :) What makes me laugh is my husband who immitates how I do things that make no sense at all.

I'm Caroline, a really cool vet who is making things better for those who are helping animals every day and easing the transition from vet school to real life vetting for grads starting out. I love watching my goofy cats climbing trees and thinking they are squirrels, by reaching the smallest possible branch and somehow not falling off. Can cats defy the laws of gravity? I think so We have had a dog in space, why no cats?

YOOO I'm Ogi, I come from Serbia! I WANT TO BECOME A HOOOOMAN! What should I do now?

That question hit deep. We were in an online class with clinical psychologist Luis Francisco Sandoval. He was leading the workshop in his characteristic style — didactic, precise. Then he launched the arrow straight at the target. Zoom. "Who are you?" I thought to myself: I'm the Chilean Brad Pitt. Ha. No. Silence. Fifty people. Crickets. He started asking around: "Zenaida, who are you?" "Well, I'm a math teacher graduating this year..." "Juan, who are you?" "I'm my family, Guatemalan at heart..." Then he stopped them. "None of you are what you just said. You are simply emotions wrapped in a sack of flesh — and a brain that reacts to those emotions." From where I stand, we spend our lives looking outward. Thinking that we're thinking. And our achievements? Just badges we pin on ourselves so we can say: I am. I'm not saying that's wrong. I honor the effort. I love the human mind. I love progress. But every now and then — look at life from the inside. Watch yourself grow. Nothing more. Leaving that with you.