Author Archives: Kyle Huber | We Are Satoshi

I am content with what I was able to accomplish in 2018, but I expect more out of myself this year. After taking a year away from academics to work and travel abroad, I transferred to Seattle University and completed an individualized business degree focusing on international business management and marketing. I bought my secondContinue reading “Kyle Huber Creative Studio 2018-2019 News”

1. Stand upright, with your head up, shoulders back and spine straight. This is the first piece of advice in Jordan Peterson’s new best-selling book, “12 Rules for Life: An Antidote for Chaos.” How you position your physical body makes a real impact over time. Not only does standing up straight engage your muscles correctly,Continue reading “5 Things to Consider When Setting Goals for 2019”

Say what you want about the negative aspects of social media and our technologically integrated lives, one positive way I use social media is following people I look up to. Athletes, artists, people who have accomplished great things, and others with unique perspectives are everywhere on social media. One person I’ve been impacted positively byContinue reading “A Real Self-Help Guide: David Goggins’ New Book, “Can’t Hurt Me””

Last year I started mountain biking. I wanted to try something new, get some exercise, and have another excuse to be outdoors. Little did I know that taking up this new sport would have multiple unforeseen benefits. Spring 2017- the first time out riding, a buddy challenged me to ride off a wooden feature withContinue reading “The Right Kind of Hobby”

Last week I had the opportunity to attend the Banff Mountain Film Festival and take part in the Adventure Filmmakers Workshop. Led by adventure film legends Keith Partridge and Michael Brown (“The Weight of Water”, Grand Prize Winner) the workshop touched on every aspect of making a film, from pitching and planning to post productionContinue reading “Fast Films from Banff”

When it comes to health, there’s a lot of hearsay out there these days. World-renowned scientists, health experts, doctors and researchers disagree about fundamental aspects of human health; implications of exercise, diet and other lifestyle factors are hotly contested (see podcast debate between Dr. Chris Kresser and Dr. Joel Kahn on the topic of meatContinue reading “Shorter Sleep, Shorter Life”