European Cities, Optimal Experience, My Epstein Theory

In this episode, I check in from Gdańsk, a city in northern Poland on the Baltic coast. I talk about what it’s been like exploring this part of the world—how Gdańsk surprised me with its charm, walkability, and its history. World War II started here. And unlike Kraków or Warsaw, it has beaches! And fewer tourists.

I also talk about something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately: optimal experience and how we use our time.

From Estonia’s efficiency to my own efforts to build better focus in Poland, I get into why flow state matters—especially in a world full of distractions.

This one’s part travel journal, part reminder to slow down and use time like it counts. Because it does.

There’s investing talk too. And a bit on strip clubs and some Epstein theories.