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How to brainwash yourself to success by Joe Dispenza in Impact Theory podcast

Yesterday listened to Joe Dispenza interview in Impact Theory podcast, and took following notes, his ideas are great and very practical. If you want to change yourself, then give listen to this podcast and you will learn how to change your mindset and increase your chance of the type of life you want.  


Reprogram Your Mind, Body & Emotions

Most of us run on autopilot—same thoughts, same emotions, same actions, day after day. To change your life, you need to break that loop and reprogram how you think, feel, and act.

1. Your Thoughts and Emotions Shape Your Reality

Negative thoughts = cortisol = bad health.

Positive thoughts = endorphin = healing and growth.

Emotions are tied to past experiences. Remember a bad memory, and you’ll feel bad now. How and what you think and feel creates your state of being. If you're stuck in the past emotionally, you'll keep living the same future.

2. Your Body Believes Your Thoughts

Your body doesn’t know the difference between a real event and one you're just thinking about. If you keep thinking stressful or anxious, your body stays in survival mode.

3. Break the Habit of Being “You”

By 35, 95% of what you do is just habit—your beliefs, emotions, behaviors, reactions.

To change, you have to act, think, and feel differently on purpose—and yes, it’ll feel weird at first, but this is what you need if you want to change.

Unlearn the old thinking habits/patterns before you build the new one. Gradually, this rewires your brain and body.

 

If you want to change, then use these techniques regularly:

1. Practice meditation

It helps you get past your busy mind and reach your subconscious.

It slows your brainwaves and quiets external noise.

It teaches your body to stop reacting to old emotions and stay present.

2. Watch Your Thoughts

Constantly pay attention to how you think, act, and feel. Observe yourself.

Just because you think something doesn’t mean it’s true. Emotions are not reality; they are partial reflections of reality.

Start choosing thoughts that align with your ideal future self. Be selective and purposeful with your thoughts. Think about solutions of problems, instead of worrying about them.

3. Visualization

Mentally rehearse who you want to be and how you want to act.

The brain doesn’t know it’s not real—so it starts wiring for that reality.

4. Elevated Emotions

Feel abundance, love, strength, or wholeness before you have the thing you want. I know that sounds weird, but this is what you need. This flips the script: instead of reacting to life, you start creating it.

5. Emotional Control

Strong emotional reactions can get stuck and become your personality. Learn to catch yourself and let go of emotions quicker. Don’t live in the past, actively build your present and future.

 

Make It Stick

Action beats insight. Thinking about change isn’t enough—do something about it.

Learn and grow in joy, not just crisis.

Keep working on being your best self—every day. The more you work, the faster you will change self and reach desired life.

You don't need to be perfect. You just need to be aware and committed. Change comes from doing small things differently, consistently. That’s how you rewire your brain and reshape your life.

If you want to listen to this podcast, then here is the link to it:  How To BRAINWASH Yourself For Success & Destroy NEGATIVE THOUGHTS! | Dr. Joe Dispenza

Dopamine and discipline, fix these two to fix your life

Modern life is breaking your dopamine and messing up your life. Here are the most common examples of high dopamine low effort activities:

Social media scrolling (Instagram, TikTok, etc.)

Pornography

Ultra-processed food (sugar, fast food, snacks)

Video games

Binge-watching shows/movies

Online shopping

Gambling / betting apps

Drugs, alcohol, nicotine

Constant texting & notifications

Chasing likes/comments/followers

If you check the list above, then you will find at least one activity that makes you feel guilty. You feel guilty because you know that you could cut that activity and do something that could lead you to reaching your goals and give you more freedom in life.

I feel the same way, so to learn more about how dopamine (reward system works), I listened to Impact Theory podcast with guest Andrew Huberman and learned about how this process happens. Just knowing how this process works does not guarantee immediate results, however it gives more understanding and space to self – improvement.

How dopamine and the reward system work

Dopamine = Motivation, not pleasure. It drives you to pursue things, not enjoy them. You can enjoy food without dopamine, but you won’t work to get it.

Pursuit feeds dopamine. Most of dopamine is released before you get the reward – during craving, friction, or effort. If you enjoy the pursuit, you can stay motivated longer.

Pain amplifies pleasure. The harder or more painful the effort, the greater the dopamine release afterward. Ice bath, hard work, or even failing and recovering can increase motivation.

Reward prediction error. If reality is worse than expected, your dopamine drops, and you feel disappointed. If better than expected, it spikes. Manage your expectations to avoid burning out.

Post-win dopamine crash. After success, you feel a natural drop. Instead of chasing the next hit right away, rest. Let your dopamine baseline reset.

“No-Go” circuit. Deliberately resisting urger (like checking your phone) builds self-control. This strengthens discipline at the brain level.

 

How modern life destroys motivation

Too much easy pleasure. Social media, junk food, porn, and binge content give dopamine without effort. This damages your brain’s ability to get motivated from real challenges.

Overstimulation =Burnout. Constant dopamine spikes make you numb. You need more stimulation for the same pleasure. This can feel like low motivation or even mild depression.

Context switching. Apps like TikTok overload your brain with constant change. This leads to restlessness, distraction, and stress.

Addiction shrinks joy. Addiction narrows the range of what gives you pleasure. A meaningful life requires expanding what makes you happy – especially effort-based joy.

Sleep disruption = emotional instability. Light between 10 pm and 4 am suppresses dopamine and emotional reset during REM sleep. Night scrolling = more anxiety, less motivation.

 

How to Build discipline and healthy routines

Attach dopamine to effort. Learn to love the process. This rewires your brain for long-term success.

Delay gratification. Celebrate wins gently. Don’t spike dopamine too high or you’ll crash harder. Let the journey be the reward.

Use voluntary friction. Do hard things or purpose(cold exposure, workouts, mental challenges). They make your brain stronger and raise baseline dopamine.

Dopamine fasting. Take breaks from instant pleasures. No phone, no sugar, no binge content. This resets your reward system and makes real-life effort feel good again.

Stick to rules. Build an identity: “I do what I say I will do.” Create personal rules and follow them strictly. This reinforces discipline.

Sleep right. Protect sleep by avoiding bright lights late at night. It’s vital for motivation, mood, and mental clarity.

Balance activation and rest. Alternate between intense focus/work (dopamine-driven) and real rest. This “arousal-relaxation dance” keeps you going for the long term.

Don’t feed trolls. Arguing online gives others a dopamine hit. Ignoring them protects your own focus and weakens their cycle.

 If you want to listen to podcast and learn more, then here is the link: 

Neuroscientist: "Even A Little Bit Of Social Media & Porn Does This To Your Life!" | Andrew Huberman

How to prevent cancer or decrease its risk by following seven practices, interview of Thomas Seyfried

Yesterday watched a youtube video on cancer and ways of preventing it, and here are seven lessons I have learned:

A person who gave interview was Thomas Seyfried, a professor of biology, genetics, and biochemistry, has dedicated 30 years to gathering scientific evidence supporting this view.

Cancer is a metabolic disorder which is preventable if you follow few practices on a regular basis.

1) Avoid carcinogens in your environment such as tobacco smoke, benzene, pesticides, plastics, alcohol etc. The immune system’s response to foreign and carcinogenic substances can lead to inflammation that damages mitochondria.

2) Maintain healthy mitochondrial function. Mitochondria – highly efficient “engine” of your cells that convert oxygen and food into energy. When they get damaged, they start using less efficient fermentation pathways which lead to cancer.

3) Cancer cells burn fuels like glucose and glutamine for energy without oxygen. Glucose – simple sugar that gives energy to your body cells. Glutamine – amino acid that helps build proteins and supports immune & digestive systems.

4) Limit glucose and glutamine in your diet. Foods that contain high glucose: anything that is sweet, honey, dates, ripe bananas, white bread/potatoes, grapes. Foods that contain high glutamine: beef, eggs, milk & dairy, cabbage & spinach. Eat low carbohydrate food to be in nutritional ketosis. Practice fasting – this forces body to use fat resources and leads to reduction of tumor incidence.

5) Do exercises on a regular basis - this leads to lower blood sugar and glutamine availability. Exercise encourages mitochondria to burn ketones and oxygen efficiently.

6) Sleep enough and manage stress to prevent chronic damage to your body. Learn about these topics by searching them online by yourself.

7) Manage your Glucose Ketone Index (GKI) to make sure that the risk of cancer is low. GKI is calculated by dividing blood glucose (in molar) by blood ketones (in molar). A GKI of 2.0 or below reduces the risk of tumor growth, that is your target mark to aim at. You can measure your GKI using keto meter by pricking your finger for blood glucose and ketone levels.

If you want to watch the video, then here is the link:  The Cancer Expert: "This Common Food Is Making Cancer Worse!"

7 advices of Dr Daniel E. Lieberman, Harvard University professor on good health

These are my notes from podcast episode with participation of Dr Daniel E. Lieberman on how to improve and maintain optimal health.

1)  Up to 75% of diseases can be prevented with the help of physical activity, a healthy diet and good sleep. Depression, anxiety, many types of cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer’s dementia can be prevented, or their risk can be lowered if a person stays physically active, eats healthy and sleeps enough.

2)  Physical activity is very important for health and longevity. We humans are made to be physically very active. Endurance, resistance, weightlifting exercises slow aging process in our bodies. Exercises are good for muscles, organs, DNA, mitochondria and even brain cells. Physical inactivity accelerates the aging process.

3)  Sitting is not bad, but sitting too long without interruption is bad. You need to get moving every 15-20 minutes. If you sit for more than 1-2 hours on a regular basis, that is bad. Thus, try to move as often as possible. Movement keeps your body healthy.

4)  Comfort is harmful for your health. Our instinct to take it easy is harming us. In our environment where everything that is optimized for comfort and convenience is making physical health less necessary. Short term comfort leads to long term consequences.

5)  The older you get the more you need to do strength workouts. After 40, if you do not use your muscles, then you will start losing them. This will make you weak and not capable of doing daily activities that require physical strength. For this reason, be active and do exercises daily.

6)  Dieting and exercise together help you to lose and maintain healthy weight. Avoid or limit all kinds of food that are high in sugar and low in fibers. Along with that, do exercises on a regular basis. If you do not like to do exercises, then do moderate level physical activities like walking or swimming.

7) You don’t need to sleep 8 hours strictly; 6-7 hours sleep is optimal depending on how many hours you want to sleep.

 If you want to listen to podcast itself, then here is the link to it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujRwf1HdNjk

You’re Losing the Social Media Game — and You Don’t Even Realize It

You keep wasting time on technology and social media. Every fix you try works for a while… then you’re back at it. The worst part? You don’t even notice when it happens. By the time you do, you’re already deep into mindless scrolling, and even though you know it’s screwing up your life—you don’t want to stop.

Why? Because this isn’t just your fault. It’s a trap. You’re playing a game rigged by people who want you to lose. Social media companies don’t care about your goals, your time, or your mental state. They care about one thing: money. How do they get it?

Keep your eyes glued to the screen.
Harvest your data.
Sell you stuff you didn’t ask for.

That’s the game. And they’re damn good at it.

These platforms are engineered to hijack your brain—bright colors, endless notifications, algorithmic dopamine hits. It’s not a fair fight. You’re not addicted because you're weak. You’re addicted because they made sure you would be.

So, is there a way out? Yes—but it’s not easy. No app or productivity hack is going to fix this for you. You need to take control back, step by step. Here's how:


Step 1: Get Clear on What Matters

Grab a pen and paper. Write down:
What are your goals?
What do you care about?
What kind of life do you want?

If you’ve already done this—good. If not, do it now. This list is your compass. Without it, you’ll keep drifting and will not find a fix to problem of social media.


Step 2: Watch Yourself

Start tracking how you spend time. Use screen time apps or browser trackers. Don’t try to change anything yet—just observe. Get real with yourself.


Step 3: Audit Your Feeds

When you scroll, ask:
Does this help me reach my goals?
Is this actually useful?
Do I know the person who posted this?

If the answer is no—unsubscribe, unfollow, unfriend. Make this a daily habit. Don’t try to wipe it all out in a day—you’ll burn out. Instead, everyday work on it. Very soon you will notice how all media you use becomes less time consuming and more aligned with your goals.

Keep only:
Just-in-time info (relevant now)
People you know or learn from

Delete everything else. “Just in case” is a trap.


Step 4: Set Boundaries

Pick a specific time for entertainment or scrolling. Never do it during work or learning—your focus will take a hit.

Over time, start reducing this window. Track your screen time weekly. Celebrate progress.


Final Note 

Not everything you do “online” is helping your main goals. Be ruthless. If it’s not useful, it’s a distraction—no matter how productive it feels.

How to fix sleep schedule and get rid of insomnia

https://bmananov.blogspot.com/

We need to sleep, it’s essential for good quality life. However, due to many factors of modern life like stress, information overload, constant distractions, and 24/7 infotainment many of us suffer from poor sleep and insomnia. Here is the routine and set of measures that helped me to fix my sleep. Sleep is a bedrock of good health, thus make sure that you have good sleep on daily basis.

1.  Limit stimulants, heavy food and water close to bedtime. These measures gradually prepare me for good sleep. Drinking coffee & smoking cigarettes makes the body too stimulated and often cause insomnia. Eating heavy food or drinking too much liquids also breaks sleep during night. In view of this, close to 6 – 7 pm start reducing stimulants, food and drinks.


2.    Set an alarm clock for sleep time as a reminder. Daily reminder to go to sleep is much better than an alarm clock for wake-up time that gets snoozed in the morning. Be consistent with the schedule you set for yourself. Go to bed and wake up at the same time every day, even on weekends.


3.    Limit all kinds of screens from mobile, computer and TV at least 30 mins after sleep alarm. This is very critical, since screens emit blue light that messes up hormones and makes you unable to sleep.


4.    Visit restroom and brush your teeth before sleep. These will serve as pre-sleep routine to signal to your body that it's time to sleep and also prevent you from waking up during night to fix your urge.


5.    Optimize your bedroom. Make your bedroom cool, quiet, and dark. Use curtains to darken your room. Turn off or take out all electronics and other devices that emit light or make some kind of noise. Different lights and noise do not let you fall into deep REM sleep.


6.    Fix your bed for good sleep. Make your mattress and pillows comfortable to make good sleep posture.


7.    Sleep alone if needed. Sometimes sleeping with a partner also may hinder you, your partner may annoy you with snorting or with movements during sleep.


8.    Do physical exercises on regular basis. Incorporate physical activity into your daily routine but avoid active exercise close to bedtime. 


9.    Get regular sunlight exposure. Natural sunlight exposure during the day helps to regulate your circadian rhythm and fix your sleep problems.


049 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Brian Johnson

Shackleton announcement
At starting business, the first target is not your entire market
braintree app
API - application programming interface
Derek Sivers letter to customers
Growth hacks
Pebble in shoe 
Own the problem in your company
Learn how to fly it costs few thousand usd
Social technologies
Challenge all assumptions - experiment with monkeys & cold shower
Daniel Kaneman book
Ask friends to challenge your mental models
Morning journaling helps to see flaws in your thinking
Victor Frankle man's search for meaning
Carve your own path in life
Be thrifty & resourceful
When starting a business ask yourself how deadly you want it? Is it an itch or burning itch for you?

Burn bridges behind yourself
What would my family say about me after my death?
Do activities with your children, be relevant in their lives...understand their contexts
Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination - Oscar Wilde

https://castbox.fm/episode/80%3A-Thomas-Edison's-Formula-for-Greatness-id1059468-id51930489

048 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Chris Sacca

Start with something that is already great & make it better instead of starting with something that is shady
Do not hope for success, work so that it becomes matter of time
Listen more than you speak
Competitive landscape
Small companies move fast, big companies cannot change their strategy often
venture capitalists
Wall street guys are on stimulants all the time while it is reverse situation with VCs
Stabbing in face vc. cutting Achilles tendon
brad feld vc & blogger
not fading away book
how to get filthy rich in rising asia book
One should have at least 1 shitty job in life
Malthusian theory
Technology use in various aspects of life
Tensegrity what is that



https://castbox.fm/episode/79%3A-Chris-Sacca-on-Being-Different-and-Making-Billions-id1059468-id51930488

047 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Astro & Daniel Teller

In writing it is hard to make money
Attacking problems
10 year plans
their ted talks
Marriage - it is impossible to say whether one will love another person forever
movie picks
lady in #6 documentary
There is always market for high quality
small giants book
Long form content
Write evergreen content to make audience fast
Ask 3 times why when you want big audience
1000 true fans
Least crowded channel is long form content
Identify subcultures you belong
Identify 5 sites they go to twitter, instagram, facebook pages, podcasts
You are defining yourself
Psychographics & demographics
Go after markets you belong to
No complaint experiment
Which of these if done makes it easier/irrelevant?
Momentum chrome extension
Maker/manager blocks of day
The most important thing is not to fool yourself, you are the easiest person to fool - Richard Feynman
Good/bad science m.g. goldtaker book

https://castbox.fm/episode/77%3A-What-Do-Google-X%2C-Medicine%2C-and-Great-Relationships-Have-In-Common--id1059468-id51930486

046 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Noah Kagan

Who book

Small giants book

Surely you're joking Mr. Feynman

Pleasure of finding things out Feynman interview

Essentialism book

Say no to most stuff, if it is not hell yea, then it’s no

Most limitations are self-imposed

Is Google really that great or am I so bad?

Speed up your track/mouse pad

my fitness pal

Set only one goal for this year...practice essentialism in business

Study time do the work & sent to Tim

If someone has not done homework to determine if something is a fit, I do not have time to explain why it is not a fit

045 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Sam Kamkar

Sammy.pl
Michael Alsen
Denial of Service - dos
Kernel - brain of computer
Reverse engineering
Def con meeting of hackers
After finding frequency of device google how to listen to it
Conspiracy theory cap
Writing scripts
Elance
craiglist
analyticaltools
Study diseases & biology to be knowledgeable about technology
Romania hot bed of black hackers
True crypt software for encrypting data
Influence by R Cialdini must read

~https://castbox.fm/episode/74%3A-How-a-Computer-Hacker-Optimizes-Online-Dating%2C-Opens-Locked-Cars%2C-and-Hijacks-Drones-id1059468-id51930483~

044 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Glenn Beck

Learn to short circuit the system
Question with boldness even existence of God - Jeferson
Fix reason firmly in its seat, if there is God, he should bless reason
Unless you are a plumber, do not fix your own plumb. Focus on what you do best & let others do their own work

Tomorrowland
The act of killing
Waking up lecture by Sam Harris
Time poor, property rich
Do not spend best time of life on earning money to enjoy it in questionable end of your life
Write letter to your future self
Work to live instead of living to work
"someday" will kill your dreams

https://castbox.fm/episode/69%3A-Inside-the-Mind-of-Glenn-Beck-Is...Walt-Disney-and-Orson-Welles--id1059468-id51930478

043 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, James Fadiman

micro dosing frequency
anti-addictive psychedelics
LSD, psilocybin, DMT, mushroom,
ibogaine, mescaline, ayahuasca, salvia divinorum,
Psychedelics influence your behavior
Ego is much bigger than you
Remember your relation to spiritual world
Seminar junkie – a guy who goes to many seminars but never does assignments to gain benefit
Micro dose of psychedelics help to solve problems by increasing focus & enhancing pattern recognition, overcome PTSD & stress
Psychedelics explorer guide book

https://tim.blog/2015/03/21/james-fadiman/

042 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Mark Hart & Raul Pal

End Game article by Raul Pal
Art of learning book summary
Habits are vital for productivity
Frequent medical checkups indicate your health level
30 grams of protein within 30 minutes of waking up
Breakfast to lose weight
spinach
lentils
eggs
It is difficult to change many things at once, decision fatigue will set in
For good sleep have unsweetened almond butter
To lower glycemic index of food take vinegar
Be effective instead of efficient
Lucid dreaming how to do it
whenever you find yourself on the side if majority, it is time to stop & reflect - Mark Twain
Life is journey not a destination

https://castbox.fm/episode/Ep-63%3A-Hedge-Funds%2C-Investing%2C-and-Optimizing-Lifestyle-(Mark-Hart%2C-Raoul-Pal)-id1059468-id51930472

041 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Matt Mullenweg

Open source software
You can do whatever with software, you can modify it
Political science
Thucydides Peloponnesian war
wix
squarespace
educase
devorac & callmac keyboard
Lots of companies fishing in the same small pond for talents
Pretty & interesting are words that make you lazy thinker
slack, skype, trello, p2
Momentum - chrome extension
Simplenote
telegram.org encrypted
7 minute workout app
calm & headspace
Intermittent fasting
ma.tt his blog
sam smith song
john sam who says song
kendrick lamar
jane dose band

https://castbox.fm/episode/Ep-61%3A-The-Benevolent-Dictator-of-the-Internet%2C-Matt-Mullenweg-id1059468-id51930470

040 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Arnold Schwarznegger

Art of psychological war
10 years from now we'll look at this and laugh about it
If you have clear vision/goal, then the rest will be easier
How to develop confidence
In competition use opponents weaknesses
Real estate market in the world
European style was huge in USA, look for opportunities in market
Franco Colombo
Joe Weider
food supplements
Ralf Meller
hochdeutsch
Henry Kissinger
twins movie was most lucrative
If you want to be happy, help others...helping others will make you happy
Cincinnatus was offered power twice...he took it & returned it twice
Meditation and separating tasks helped him to overcome overwhelm from everything & feel calm


https://castbox.fm/episode/Ep-60%3A-Tim-Ferriss-Interviews-Arnold-Schwarzenegger-on-Psychological-Warfare-(And-Much-More)-id1059468-id51930469




039 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Pavel Tsatsulin part 2

To gain muscle you should convince body about huge abundance of food by eating in midnight
To get strength & muscle do 5 sets
3 highest yield kettlebell training exercises
One arm swing
The turkish get up
Goblet squat
Shake muscles during sets
Do 40 sets of maximal fast movements for 10 seconds 50 seconds rest
Jacobs relaxation program


https://castbox.fm/episode/Ep-57%3A-Pavel-Tsatsouline-Answers-Your-15-Most-Popular-Exercise-Questions-id1059468-id51930465

038 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Peter Diamandes

How to think big:
What can you do that can be remembered 2-3 hundred years from now? Shift magnitude of your thinking
We are local linear thinking creatures
Moore's law, computational capacity is increasing?
Synthetic biology
Robots
Cloud computing
Artificial intelligence
Singularity university
Hyper connected world
Super smart geek
Crowdsource your idea
Cooperate with people who have skills
Why can't you accomplish a 10 year goal in 6 months? How can you do it in 6 months?
Is there a great challenge/problem that you can work on?
What kind of needs do people have?
How do you disrupt yourself?
Lifespan of companies are getting shorter
Red teaming - attacking your own systems to find weakness & fix them
Find 20 something in your company & give them permission to find how to take down your company
Larry Page Elon Musk Jeff Bezos are willing to take 10 times bigger moon shots than others
Larry said are working on something that can change the world?
Amazon's success is due to weekly monthly yearly experimentations
When you do experiments you are going to fail & if you do not have thick skin then it will be hard for you
Are you trying crazy ideas?
When you set 10 times bigger goal come up with clean sheet of paper & new approach
It is not 100 hundred times harder but reward is hundred times bigger
People like Elon build amazing teams
You should have passion & goal
Jeff does not have cs/coding background
Whom do you rely on when you make mistakes? Who gives you advice?
If you listen to people then it is difficult to make revolutionary things, people take you back to mean
Whenever you find yourself on the side of majority that is wrong path to go - Mark Twain
Dick Fosbery jumper, question assumptions & make experiments
Always think about downside of your investment, minimize your risk
Crowdfunding is possible
How to hack kick starter
Peters morning routine
Stretching
Review life purpose
Breathing exercises
Higher vo2max lengthens life longevity
Learn & change your operating system
Stone soup story super MBA lesson
Why do I believe this is important
Bold book by peter
You can do more there is access to resources & specialists


https://castbox.fm/episode/Ep-56%3A-How-to-Think-Like-Elon-Musk-and-Jeff-Bezos-id1059468-id51930464

037 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Pavel Tsatsulin

Take complex subjects apart into small blocks without losing essence of subject

Principles based training

Training of soldier & athlete are completely different

Strip all non-essentials down to have antifragile element

Train your nervous system to increase your physical capacity

Contract your grip, abs, glutes & everything you do

When in doubt train your grip & core

Barry ross protocol

Strength

Hypertrophy

Endurance

Flexibility

Functional movement screen
do not go to failure, instead if you can do 10, then do 3-6 & increase number of sets

Deadlift & kettle-bell swing are the best exercises

Balance with priorities

Scrivener software

Training is like a budget, you make trade off your limited resources, eliminate non essentials & simplify

Magnificent seven movie

Be protective of your time to learn

036 cliff notes from Tim Ferriss show podcast, Ed Cook

If decision is reversible & nonfatal then make quick decision

Be selfish now to be selfless later
Be super competitive

Microbiom
Jessica richman
Prebiotics

Gut can be thought as 2nd brain

Stool bank
Poop sample for future use
Banking sperm for future

You are what you eat & ate on past

Following rules is horrible...instead set constraints & guidelines

Shakleton story documentary

Edge anthony hopkins alex Baldwin movie must watch

Classified ad recruitment by shakleton