“So I heard this thing on a podcast…”
How many times have you heard someone say this in 2019? I find myself dropping this line all the time. It’s cliché, but I can’t help it! My brain is constantly being filled with new ideas, unique perspectives and interesting conversations. Give me a chance to share something I heard on a podcast recently, and I’ll take it.
This week I am starting a bi-monthly newsletter (100% copying the idea from investor and social entrepreneur @timferriss) called Five Bullet Friday. No BS, no fluff, and no wasted words, Five Bullet Friday will be my avenue to share the most interesting observations, powerful stories, and inspirational insights I come across throughout the week.
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“You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist” – Fredrich Nietzsche
- Foundation Training: Recovering from a whiplash injury sustained during a car accident in 2016 taught me a lot about maintaining a healthy spine. From posture and alignment to muscle composition and flexibility, there are a number of factors which impact spinal health. After the accident I changed my approach to exercise, stretching, nutrition and much more- but that’s for another day… long story short, foundation training is one approach I’ve found helpful to living pain-free. Link to youtube video here
- Opinion: Forget Self Driving Cars. Bring Back the Stick Shift. An interesting take on people becoming over-reliant on technology and losing awareness of its limitations.
- Joe Rogan Experience #1266 – Ben Anderson – Ben Anderson is a journalist, television reporter, writer and recipient of the Foreign Press Award. Ben’s intimate point of view on conflict worldwide over the past decades makes this conversation well worth the listen.
- American West Bets on Outdoor Tourism When Big Oil Leaves – A positive, well-written article on outdoor tourism and industry in the American West. Rather than allow big oil companies to destroy the land, could simply enjoying it lead to better economic outcomes?
Boom! That’s it for now. See you in two weeks. I’ll continue to try to write a blogs once and a while but without a structure to it, other activities quickly become a priority. Would love to hear your feedback. Which of the five point was most interesting to you?
Kyle Huber 