Why the health spreadsheet had to go, and what "choosing your own metric" looks like when it's your own resting heart rate on the line.
Continue reading →I read a self-help book cover to cover, then spend thirty days actually trying to live by it — across Health, Wealth, Family, and whatever refuses to fit anywhere else. It's shot like a lifestyle blog. It reads like an incident report.
Unfiltered, mostly unedited, published whether or not the story reflects well on me.
Why the health spreadsheet had to go, and what "choosing your own metric" looks like when it's your own resting heart rate on the line.
Continue reading →The specific irony of narrating the book's ideas out loud to strangers instead of doing a single one of them.
Continue reading →Every post on this site gets sorted under one of these. Here's where each one really stands — no glow-up montage, just the numbers.
Used to be a spreadsheet against a target date. Retired that on purpose — just the one honest reading now.
An investment pot growing slowly and a trading account making questionable life choices.
Phone-free hours, one-on-one time per kid, date nights we actually show up to.
Creative output, new skills, days spent deliberately outside my comfort zone.
Twenty years in marketing. Currently the sole test subject in his own experiment. Reads the whole book. Does the homework. Reports back, flattering or not.