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There's a dichotomous old dogma I'm sure you reject: that you can develop your mind or develop your body. The mind/body split that the dweebest of philosophers and academics once espoused.
But there's another dichotomy that might be limiting you: the belief that fast equals rushed and "quantity has a quality all its own" when it comes to your time commitment to your health, fitness, and personal growth.
"Rome wasn't built in a day," right?
That's a saying as old as, well, Rome, I'm sure.
But might it now be... wrong?
Might you actually have all the time you need to elevate your mind to the divine frequency it's intended to receive and chisel your body so that every mirror refracts greatness?
Magnesium Breakthrough is my favorite supplement from BiOptimizers; it contains seven different forms of Magnesium...
Bisglycinate
Chelate
Citrate
Malate
Orotate
Sucrosomial
Taurate
I'll tell you some about my experiences with it and break down some of the recent science on these seven forms.
We've got a bevy of questions here ranging from arresting cognitive decline, new dad lifehacks, and old English inquiries to Reddit randomness that we'll get to, but I have a direct ask for you: if you've gotten some transformative value from my work--this is your chance to shape it in the future--participate in the...
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I've been fasting for years; in fact, it's a major economic lifehack, so I decided to read Dave Asprey's recent deep-dive book on the topic, Fast This Way. The book is a bit of a memoir, actually; it's punctuated by vignettes from a grueling (and transformative) 4-day fast that the author did alone in a cave in the Arizona desert.
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