Modern medicine is good at responding to challenges like disease. But it’s less adept in preventing diseases from occurring in the first place. Dr. Peter Attia says that modern medical guidelines often focus on too short a time horizon. By refocusing on early prevention, we can add high-quality years to our lifespans. Case Study: Cancer […]
Who profits from pandemonium?
Are certain elites making a global effort to indoctrinate people by reprogramming their memory? Um…we hope not! Nevertheless, that is the frightening premise of Michael Nehls’s big bestseller, The Indoctrinated Brain. Our latest release takes a closer look at this controversial title. Manipulation through Fear His theory goes something like this: people’s capacity for rational thought […]
Can hiking 2,000-plus miles fix your life?
Hiking the Appalachian Trail would be a challenge for anyone. But for Peter Conti, who had shattered his hip in a motorcycle accident, the long hike was a backdrop for self-discovery and personal growth. Our latest release tells the story of how he got where he wanted to go. Managing Expectations To earn the title […]
This budget doesn’t need to be balanced
Fun fact: the U.S. government can never run out of money. Its payments are made digitally, so votes are all that’s needed to authorize spending. Economist Stephanie Kelton says that, contrary to popular belief, federal deficits can be economically advantageous. Our latest Instaread examines the issue. Government Budgets Are Basically Fake Politicians often speak as […]
Is Elon Musk great?
Have you ever wondered why Elon Musk has his hands in so many different industries? According to his biographer, Walter Isaacson, there’s a method to his madness. Early on, Musk identified the internet, sustainable energy, and space as the three areas of industry most critical to humanity’s future, and the rest has followed from there. […]
The other side of murder
Don’t be fooled by the podcast boom; true crime has been a popular money-making genre for hundreds of years. It started in the 1600s in London, and perhaps peaked in 1888, when five women were killed by Jack the Ripper. Their deaths were so sensationalized that myths persist about them to this day. Alternative Histories […]
Are you earning what you’re worth?
Earning what you’re worth isn’t just about working harder. It’s also about finding the right environment where your efforts are appreciated and compensated. As you imagine the possibilities for raising your net worth, try to think outside the box. Your next steps might surprise you! Choose Your Own Adventure Your career options aren’t necessarily limited […]
Are you tired of being broke?
Americans are drowning in debt, with more than 40 percent of people lacking savings. George Kamel’s plan has helped more than 10 million people with practical advice on buying cars and housing, establishing emergency funds, eliminating debt, and retiring. Are you next? You Need a Budget The good news about your personal finance is that […]
Free will is fake news
What if we told you that there’s no such thing as free will? That’s the premise of Stanford professor Robert M. Sapolsky’s latest bestseller, Determined. He says that all human behavior is down to biological and environmental factors, not personal choices. What does that mean for how we live our lives? Don’t Worry, Society Won’t Collapse […]
Should you try fasting?
Women often receive medical advice that overlooks their hormonal landscapes, which vary considerably from person to person. Problems with metabolic health are often dismissed as normal aspects of aging, but new research suggests that fasting might be the answer. What do you need to know? Metabolic Switching Switching between eating and fasting, known as “metabolic […]
