Most people never move their butts
And the ones who do, only do so instrumentally:
- They run to lose weight
- They lift to attract the opposite sex
- They do yoga to feel morally superior
They turn activity into a chore, become ridiculously unbalanced & never get to experience the health they were meant to have
- The marathon runner is lean but weak
- The bodybuilder is strong but lethargic
- The yoga guru is flexible but unassertive
But as they're being called shallow by the other side, the true perspective sits ignored on the sidelines
Let me paint you a picture
Activity isn't just a button you press to get something...
It's a part of your being
And just as you need to eat, you need to move
And just as you wouldn't only eat carbs, you shouldn't only do one form of activity
Because your body demands all of them:
- The agility of gymnastics
- The strength of powerlifting
- The flexibility and mobility of yoga
- The endurance and energy of running
- The confidence and movement of martial arts
Lift, Walk, Jump, Strike, Reach, Sprint, Stretch and do everything else your body is capable of
Because that is health
And nothing less
- Simon
S-tier endurance potion:
- Pomegranate juice: 150ml
- Beetroot juice: 150ml
- NAC: 500mg
- Glycine: 2g
- Sea salt: 5g
The nitric oxide production and protection will have you feelin like you’re levitating
(Even makes running hit different)
S-tier endurance potion:
- Pomegranate juice: 150ml
- Beetroot juice: 150ml
- NAC: 500mg
- Glycine: 2g
- Sea salt: 5g
The nitric oxide production and protection will have you feelin like you’re levitating
(Even makes running hit different)
I don’t think I’ve ever felt as alive as when on 300mg of CoQ10:
- Sights are brighter
- Sounds are crisper
- Thoughts are clearer
Quite expensive but damn worth it
(Yes ik the glass container is a terrible idea)
Authors:
- Self reliance: Ralph Waldo Emerson
- The stranger: Albert Camus
- Fear and trembling; Sorsen Kierkegaard
- The generous gambler: Charles Baudelaire
- Notes from underground: Fyodor Dostoevsky
- The myth of Sisyphus: Albert Camus
I don’t think I’ve ever felt as alive as when on 300mg of CoQ10:
- Sights are brighter
- Sounds are crisper
- Thoughts are clearer
Quite expensive but damn worth it
(Yes ik the glass container is a terrible idea)
Surprising supplement benefits (nobody talks about):
- Glycine: Clear skin
- NAC: Literal happiness
- CoQ10: 8K resolution of reality
- Tripple Magnesium: Ultimate nerve
- Thiamine: Childlike appreciation of existence
- Taurine: Zen like mental clarity
- Creatine: Increased willpower
Spending outrageous sums on supplements is justifiable once you realize how interconnected your biology really is
(Assuming you pick the right ones ofc...)
Surprising supplement benefits (nobody talks about):
- Glycine: Clear skin
- NAC: Literal happiness
- CoQ10: 8K resolution of reality
- Tripple Magnesium: Ultimate nerve
- Thiamine: Childlike appreciation of existence
- Taurine: Zen like mental clarity
- Creatine: Increased willpower
Spending outrageous sums on supplements is justifiable once you realize how interconnected your biology really is
(Assuming you pick the right ones ofc...)
Short but great reads:
- Self reliance (~45 pages)
- The stranger (~120 pages)
- Fear and trembling (~160 pages)
- The generous gambler (~5 pages)
- Notes from underground (~160 pages)
- The myth of Sisyphus (~140 pages)
They may be short but the ROI is insane
Short but great reads:
- Self reliance (~45 pages)
- The stranger (~120 pages)
- Fear and trembling (~160 pages)
- The generous gambler (~5 pages)
- Notes from underground (~160 pages)
- The myth of Sisyphus (~140 pages)
They may be short but the ROI is insane
Authors:
- Self reliance: Ralph Waldo Emerson
- The stranger: Albert Camus
- Fear and trembling; Sorsen Kierkegaard
- The generous gambler: Charles Baudelaire
- Notes from underground: Fyodor Dostoevsky
- The myth of Sisyphus: Albert Camus