I came across this interesting video on Zurich Minds – it’s about social motivation (external stimuli) and how it affects internal regulatory variables in humans. More precisely the talks is about the ancestrally-traceable relationship between what scientists call Welfare Trade-off Ratio (how we expect others to treat us) and anger. The talk was given by…
Choose a shoulder exercise from the ones, listed below: Military Press Dumbbell Overhead Presses Smith Machine Military Press Upright Rows Standing Dumbbell Lateral Raises Standing Bent-over Dumbbell Lateral Raises One Arm Cable Lateral Raises Front Dumbbell Raises Military Press Works: Shoulders How to do it: Get a wide grip on a barbell. The starting position…
Do you have a health, wellness, training or diet and nutrition-related question? If yes, now you can ask me directly here on my website. For the longest time I’ve been getting questions sent to me via the Contact form on my website. There is nothing wrong with this – always glad if I could help…
I spent decades thinking it was my job to make myself happy. I was “trained” that way by society and culture (probably as you have been). The responsibility was exhausting. The guilt for failing at it – almost constant. I wasn’t happy even half the time. And I thought something was fundamentally wrong with me…
Protein, as opposed to carbohydrates, is an essential macro nutrient – meaning you must have it in your diet because you can’t live without it – not for very long. Different people have different demands for the amount of protein they should consume. Earlier today I listened to a podcast by Chris Kresser. Chris discussed…
A few examples of how people “believe” reality works: The right way of thinking about reality (and taking full responsibility for it) looks more like… Truth: Trying to change your physical world without changing your inner world first: So why are we still stubbornly trying to do it this way? Well, what do you think?…