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Health - Wealth - Wisdom
You will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of. ~ Albert Camus It’s been a bit since we focused primarily on health in Further. And given that we’re wrapping up the first month of 2018 today, the topic of weight loss seems appropriate given the amount of New Year’s …
What man actually needs is not a tensionless state but rather the striving and struggling for some goal worthy of him. ~ Viktor Frankl First off, let me say thanks to all who wrote me in response to last week’s issue of Further. The idea of seeking self-improvement for the right reasons (and conversely avoiding …
While we generally regard striving to better ourselves as a good thing, there’s always the flip side. In this case, that comes from an article in this month’s New Yorker called “Improving Ourselves to Death.” As you might guess, the piece is fairly cynical, with a healthy heaping of hipster snark. Still, valid points are …
Howdy, and welcome to this week’s Further! Here’s a sampling of what’s to follow: A killer body weight workout The health benefits of hot sauce 15 counter-intuitive productivity tips How to alleviate work stress Cultivating true self-awareness Plus five more resources for leveling up your life. Oh, and to amuse myself, all the subheads in …
It’s 2018, and you know what that means … a whole lot of resolutions to once and for all change certain things in our lives. It may be to start exercising, or to get better organized for higher productivity, or to read more books. Maybe it’s to quit smoking, or to eat fewer processed foods. …
Here it is, the last issue of Further for 2017. And also, it’s this esteemed publication’s third birthday … has it really been that long? Hopefully 2017 has been full of success for the projects and goals you took on. Most people, though, will have at least one pursuit that didn’t work out the way …
The whole point of Further is to provide you with the science-backed resources to help you become your best self. This week’s selections, however, provide a definitive theme that encourages you to seriously strive for a better version of you. Both modern neuroscience and ancient wisdom tell us that our sense of self is an …
Hey there … what’s happening with you? Here’s what’s happening with this week’s Further: The multitude of benefits from walking more A smarter sleep strategy How to deal with annoying people A system for getting motivated when you’re not feeling it Ways to get “into the zone” more often That plus our “headline” content for …
Wait … top twelve? Don’t worry, it’s not you, it’s me. Usually, I clip a ton of stuff to Evernote each week and then pare it down to the ten best (in my always humble opinion, of course). This week, I got down to twelve, and couldn’t decide what else to cut. So instead of …
Wait … top twelve? Don’t worry, it’s not you, it’s me. Usually, I clip a ton of stuff to Evernote each week and then pare it down to the ten best (in my always humble opinion, of course). This week, I got down to twelve, and couldn’t decide what else to cut. So instead of …
Last week, we looked at pride as the powerful psychological boost that helps us keep going when it comes to making and breaking habits. And while pride is often seen as an undesirable trait, personal pride is a positive thing for incremental change. But, let’s face it … pursuing personal growth could cause us to …
It’s commonly deemed to be one of the seven deadly sins. But personal pride is not the same as hubris or vanity. It’s really about how we feel about ourselves, without regard for the opinions of others or external rewards. Despite the voluminous amount that has been written about making and breaking habits, the pride …