About the Blog

What is the ideal way to live?

This blog is a series of philosophical ramblings I use to answer this question. I’ve written close to 800 articles, and a few free ebooks and guides exploring what it means to get more from life.

The theme of posts ranges from health to learning to the meaning of life. Typically my emphasis is on readers in their twenties, since that represents my vantage point, but the site enjoys readers from teenagers to retirees.

My purpose in writing isn’t to assert that my view is always correct (although I’m an opinionated guy), but rather to suggest a viewpoint, encourage discussion and move a few steps closer to answering that question.

In addition to this blog, ScottHYoung.com is also a business, where I sell information products and services. ScottHYoung.com is ad-free and entirely supported by these extras. However, even if you never buy anything from me, I’ll still be happy to have had the chance to share my ideas with you.

About Scott Young

I’m 22 and I swear that’s my real last name and not just a marketing ploy.

I’m a full-time university student, part-time entrepreneur, freelance writer, vegetarian, speed-reader, holistic learner and self-proclaimed dance machine.

Aside from my interests in writing, entrepreneurship and finding the good life, some of my interests include: indie games and game design, electronic house music, Dexter, vegetarian cooking and my quest to complete a freestanding handstand pushup.

In addition to my numerous ramblings on the good life, learning and productivity, I strive to have as much fun as possible.  I was recently living in France, learning French and enjoying the hot weather, beautiful women and abundance of wine.

Contact Me

If you don’t want to use the built in contact form, you can always send me an e-mail to personal@scotthyoung.com.  I can’t promise an in-depth response to any request, especially if it is for promotional purposes, but right now I have the ability to read every email I receive and reply to most of them.

Go ahead, send me a message. I won’t bite