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Human Performance Podcast – Episode 2 (Nutritional Strategies)

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I had the opportunity to chat once again with Pat Davidson, and was accompanied this time around with Henry Lau, co-founder of the Human Performance Live Forum, who’s name I am now sharing of the newly appointed Human Performance Podcast. Before going into the details of the podcast, I’d like to reach out and see what you, the audience, the […]

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Things the Hyper-Neurotic (Like Me) Can Do for 30 min for a Better Life (Instead of Making Excuses or Complaining)

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I tend to hyperanalyze things. Hyper, in the sense that I have the tendency to extrapolate things out – not out of proportion, merely draw all the steps out in any given situation. This has its benefits – I can begin to tell you a few reasons why I don’t gamble in poker or blackjack, for example. It also has […]

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Musings – Writing and Blogging (8.12.14)

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This is a post inspired by thoughts on what people have been asking me ever since I’ve been “published” by several big name sites and authors. My Beginning As a Professional “Writer” My background with writing involved staying up for hours writing answers on a Question and Answer type of website called quora.com, in which everyday people would ask relatively […]

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