I just got back from a week long trip to Honduras. An absolutely amazing experience to say the least, so I have to share it with you. One of my best friends is a hiking guide at D&D Brewery in a village called Los Naranjos (check it out by clicking HERE), Read more…
I recently finished reading “Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon’s Journey into the Afterlife” by Eben Alexander. It’s a great book, to say the least. If you couldn’t guess what it’s about, it’s a (supposedly true) story about a neurosurgeon who falls into a coma for 7 days. While in a Read more…
Video games are meant to be challenging. They are based on overcoming obstacles. Why? Because it makes it so much more satisfying when it’s all said and done. The same principle applies to life in general. What would a video game be without any challenges? It would be boring and Read more…
This is a guest post by Jason Martuscello. From an evolutionary perspective, we have seen magnificent growth in science and technological advancements as well as increases in pools of information and knowledge. As a result, the choices we make everyday have exponentially increased. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Halo 4, iPad mini, Read more…
I recently found this article on Quora, and it really piqued my interest. I’ve always had the opinion that spending money on experiences is far more rewarding than accumulating material goods, and this (supposed) billionaire has reinforced this in his answer to an almost unrelated question. The question is “What Read more…
The Life Pyramid is a little diagram I came up with to illustrate our relationship with ourselves and the world around us. Here’s the explanation: Mind/Body/Soul: The foundation of everything in life These are, by far, the things we have the most control of. Everything that happens externally is a reflection Read more…