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I don’t talk it, unless I walk it.
My advice holds no weight unless I live it.

The Solomon Paradox says we’re often better at giving others advice than following our own.

King Solomon, one of the wisest kings in the Bible, was known for solving people’s problems with clarity and insight. People would come to him for advice because he was able to give them a perspective on their problems that they could not see.

But here’s the paradox—his own life was in chaos. Undisciplined, consumed by desires, he failed to apply the very wisdom he gave to others to himself.

Don’t just be a Solomon for others. Be a Solomon for yourself. Treat yourself like someone you’re responsible for.

If you came to you and asked, “How can I improve my life?” — what would you say?

“Don’t just explain your philosophy, embody it.” — Epictetus