For four years I chased excitement. Each new idea arrived with a certainty that this was the one. The one that would finally work, finally move the needle, finally pull us out of the financial worry that had become the quiet background noise of our life. I would dive in,
For most of my life I looked healthy. I just didn't feel it. There's a photo of me somewhere — lycra, mud, a medal around my neck — taken after winning the C-Grade Mountain Biking championship in my state. Around the same period I was touring Tasmania by
This blog was created only a couple of months ago. Like anything new, it takes time to build up. There are good days, and then there are days when the blog feels like shouting into an empty room. No comments. No shares. No real sign that anyone is reading. Just
For four years I chased excitement. Each new idea arrived with a certainty that this was the one. The one that would finally work, finally move the needle, finally pull us out of the financial worry that had become the quiet background noise of our life. I would dive in,
No-one likes being a grizzly bear to their child. It is embarrassing as a parent, and somewhat startling for the child. I would prefer not to admit to this, but truth be told, it has happened to me. My daughter has this ability to find the button on me and
What happens when everything that keeps you on track disappears at once. I am writing this from Ushuaia. It is the southernmost city in the world, and right now it feels like the end of the world in more ways than one. This is our town. Silvina and I have
Today I discovered that I have more stamina than my 13 year old daughter. I went for a walk with my daughter, and encouraged her to slow jog with me. I found it very easy to hold this slow jog but quickly had to stop with her after only 500
I used to eat a kilogram of ice cream in a sitting. A litre of Coca-Cola and a kilogram of chocolate to stay awake through late nights. I'm not exaggerating. This was just life, and I didn't think much about it because I was active, I
You can know exactly what to eat, when to sleep, how to move, and which supplements are worth taking. You can have read all the books, listened to all the podcasts, and understood the science. And still do none of it. If you've ever wondered why that happens,
Let me say something that might sound contradictory coming from someone who spent years commuting by bicycle and hiking across mountain ranges. For most of my adult life I was active but not well-moved. There's a difference, and understanding it has changed how I think about exercise entirely.
Most people think of a morning routine as something productive people do to get ahead. Wake up early, hustle, tick boxes before the world wakes up. That's not what this is about. What I want to talk about is something more fundamental. The way you start your morning
I used to be proud of burning the midnight oil. There was something satisfying about being the last one awake, getting things done while the world was quiet. I'd push late into the night and then try to catch up in the morning. Sometimes it worked. Most times
If someone you know mentions they've joined a network marketing company, there's a good chance your first reaction wasn't enthusiasm. MLM has a reputation problem, and a lot of that reputation is earned. There are real stories of people losing money, straining friendships, and
Most of us were taught a simple version of how antioxidants work. Free radicals are bad. Antioxidants neutralise them. Eat more blueberries, take more vitamin C, drink green tea, and you'll be fine. The reality is considerably more interesting than that, and understanding it properly changes how you