LongevityMeaning
September 17, 2020

Peace of mind

Ok, I’ll admit it, I’m a striver. I think I always have been—it’s in my DNA. From wanting to be picked first (or at least in the top 5) for baseball games as a kid, to working my butt off to be promoted to first…
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Money
September 17, 2020

The inSECURE act

While the ink is still wet on the new SECURE act, meant to make it easier to save for retirement, there is still a great deal of insecurity many feel as they approach this next stage. Consider the fact that your flow of earnings will…
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LongevityMastery
September 17, 2020

Crossing the line

Everyone has a line that is the effective border of their comfort zone. The very idea might be enough to make you run in panic; or you might nudge the line and test your willingness to dip your proverbial toe in the water of something…
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FitnessHealth
September 17, 2020

Biohacking

Biohacking can be described as do-it-yourself biology. For many “biohackers,” this consists of making small, incremental diet or lifestyle changes to make small improvements in your health and well-being. In Chapter X, improving or maintaining optimal health becomes a greater challenge as our parts wear…
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HealthLongevityMastery
September 17, 2020

Stages of change & motivation

Let’s start off with a solid fact: change, for most people, is somewhere between tough and horrible. But like most things, if you break it down into smaller pieces, it feels more approachable and doable. Abraham Maslow studied and wrote about change and motivation. He…
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Money
September 17, 2020

Financial INSECURITY

How will you/do you feel when the paycheck stops? How do you feel when you see your account balances drift downward while the cost of living increases? When you’re not creating income, feeling insecure is natural. The view ahead is unknown. When people ask if…
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LongevityMeaning
September 17, 2020

Pain-Fear-Failure

Most of us are hard-wired to avoid pain (there’s a word for those who enjoy it, but I’m not going down that road). I remember going to the doctor as a child and the inevitable injection of the 3-foot needle going into my arm causing…
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