Bryan Johnson tours his minimalist home office, designed to reduce distractions and let him focus internally. A single screen, garden views, and a note from Talmadge saying "You're going to absolutely obliterate today" are the only decorations. He keeps everything sparse so he can experience his own mind.
Let me show you my office. This is a pretty modest setup. I wanted to look out into the garden area of the house. There's a bunch of greenery out here, which is really nice. One screen, one computer. Talmadge left me this note. You're going to absolutely obliterate today. Anonymous. That's really nice of him. This is my primary workstation. And then I do a bunch of interviews, podcasts over here where we have a camera set up. I don't love the wire setup. It's a little messy for me. It's okay. We're improvising right now. We're trying to find a better system and then just plants here. So I really, again, try to keep a very minimalist environment. I like to do most of my experience in my own mind.
