Rules for Fitness of the Human Organism

Guest Post by Hardscrabble Farmer

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Live according to the seasons. Work longer hours in the Summer, rest more in the Winter, observe the way animals behave seasonally and mimic them. No one gives them direction and yet they all seem to be able to discern the difference in length of day and ambient air temperature and act accordingly.

Eat food that you have raised or that has been raised locally or sourced from places you know and trust. Avoid processed foods at all costs. As much as possible eat seasonally; fresh fruits and vegetables in season, meat based diets in colder months. Fermented foods should be a constant in your diet to maintain gut health.Moderate alcohol intake is beneficial, so too are natural stimulants like tea and coffee, in moderation.

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The 21 Most Important Questions Of Your Life

Guest Post by Darius Foroux

One of the most important lessons I’ve learned from reading books, interviewing smart people, and having conversations with my mentors is that questions are more important than answers.

But that goes against everything you learn in school where you’re rewarded for the quality of your answers.

However, that’s not what you should judge a person on. Instead, look at the quality of a person’s questions, like Voltaire famously said:

“Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers.”

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