A highly functional schedule:
1) Sunlight & movement
2) Task completion
3) Thoughtful, reflective
4) Repeat 1-3
5) Sleep
And of course nourish, hydrate, relate & avoid energy sinks i.e., don’t mix states of mind across above steps; practice functional compartmentalization.
Ever wonder why you get more colds in the winter? Breakthrough research demonstrates that a 9 deg F drop in nasal temp is associated with increased viral infections. BC over 50% of the billions of cells that fight viruses and bacteria in your nostrils are killed (PMID: 36494212)
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There's a trend playing out in coaching that we need to be paying attention to.
Good coaches are quitting, preferring to walk away than put themselves and their families through the lifestyle.
Sports should be the bastion of leadership, not the industry leaders are fleeing.
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My one person online business makes $20k+ per month and I only work 3-4 hours per day.
No cold showers
No productivity apps
No fancy morning routines
Here's the 5 step process I use to get shit done and get paid (even if you're the world's laziest person):
Some Data Visualization lessons from Design Research:
CONTEXT
"To fully understand a phenomenon,
the surrounding circumstances of a number must be treated with the same importance as the number itself."
Wake athletes up at unreasonably early times, they zombie to the workout with no light exposure, then they enter facilities with terrible lighting for most of the day. The Optimal Morning Routine - Andrew Huberman https://t.co/oNAsR2nVE5 via @YouTube