Friday’s Findings: 05.03.2019

Word I love… One word I love is authentic. It is defined as “not false or copied; genuine; real.” Another definition… “representing one’s true nature or beliefs; true to oneself or to the person identified.” In a world where everyone seems to want to look like, dress like, and act like everyone else, it’s refreshing…

Self-Experimentation

There are seven billion people in the world and not a single other person is exactly like you. You are unique! Like all species, humans have specific and universal needs for survival, the most obvious being food, water, and oxygen. While we could list a bunch of other basic needs that humans require, Tony Robbins…

Friday’s Findings: 04.26.2019

Documentary I watched… I recently watched the documentary, Free Solo, about professional rock climber Alex Hannold’s attempt to be the first to free solo climb El Capitan’s vertical rock face (900-meter) at Yosemite National Park. To explain a little more… free soloing is where a climber climbs ALONE… WITHOUT the use of any ropes, harnesses,…

The Unlucky Acorn

Think about two acorns hanging from a mature oak. It’s early fall, and they both drop at the same time. One acorn rolls away from the base of the tree and ends up in some loose, moist soil. The other rolls onto an area of flat rock. The acorn in the soil ends up in…

The New Smoking…

We have a tendency as a society to focus on individual activities, foods, trends, and fads as being either the cause of all disease or the cure. We forget that there are many contributors to the success or failure of our health. That being said, there is one thing worth noting that I believe is…

New Cells, New Body!

There are many reasons people do not take the initiative to embark on getting healthier, thinner, and in better shape. One of the biggest reasons is that they think it is too hard and will take too long. What I am about to share will (hopefully) change your thinking about the time it takes to…

Change The Way You Look At Pain

There is a lot of talk these days about pain, pain killers, and pain management. As with so many other problems in our society, we somehow miss the cues and indicators that the problem is getting out of hand, until it is too late. Then we backpedal, point fingers, blame anything and anyone we can,…