From Greatest.com By Michael Rizk Whatever your fitness or performance goal—lose weight, build strength, run a faster 5K, you name it—establishing the right environment for yourself is the foundation for your sustainable success. It’s so easy to fall prey to the idea that every goal has a simple, linear solution: “Losing weight equals moving more and eating…
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How to Be the Luckiest Guy (or Girl) on the Planet in 4 Easy Steps
If you think you can’t create your own luck, think again. James Altucher from The Altucher Confidential shares his tips on how to be the luckiest guy on the planet. I told my dad, “I’m a lucky guy.” He said, “But are you lucky in love?” I was 6 years old. Love was the most disgusting thing…
Landrover’s Invisible Car Technology Is Here and Other Tech Innovations Changing the World
Technology keeps advancing quicker than we could have imagined. Here are 3 advances happening now. The early stages of inventions being created is something we usually don’t see. Imagine if Thomas Edison had a Kickstarter page or Madame Curie had a Pinterest account showing her x-ray technology progression. Welcome to the future. 1. Landrover’s “Invisible…
Good Idea: Pill Pack
PillPack is a medicine subscription service for U.S. residents. They’ll work with your doctor and insurance company to collect the medicines you need, sort them in clearly labeled and portable packs, then ship them to you at no added cost.
Keeping Up With The Jones | Our January Wish List
Here is our list of new items we think everyone should have. Unlike most of the typical “gadgets and cool things” lists that often feature useless gifts such as skull ice cube trays, neon glow t-shirts that light up to the beat of a song, or the deer shaped wall lamps, we tried to feature…
Today: Killer Church Photos | Bees Detect Cancer | The Squinch
*From Behance A collection of photos found on Behance featuring the work of Dirk Wiedlein. “Churches” ___________________________________________________________________ from dezeen Honey bees can be trained to detect cancer “in ten minutes” says designer. Dutch Design Week 2013: Portuguese designer Susana Soares has developed a device for detecting cancer and other serious diseases using trained…
Tuesday, Nov. 26th: Goals, Touching Photos, Nuts and Health
*To See The Other 34 Most Touching Photos Ever Taken If a picture can tell a thousand words then you have 35,000 amzing reasons to check out some of the most heartfelt images on the net. Click BUZZFEED to view. ________________________________________________________________ *Now Here Is Some Info On Setting Goals: See Infographics Below ________________________________________________________________________ *Eating a small amount…
Cell Biology Animated, Life After Cancer, and 8 Things You Should Know In Emergencies
*Very cool interactive website from John Kyrk featuring cell biology animation. Want to better understand what human cell biology is and how it works then check it out. This is an especially great site for anyone going to high school, college, or studying medicine. Here for the link johnkyrk.com. *The NYTimes has an amazing interactive collage is inspiring…
Visualize Your Personal Networks with MIT’s Immersion Tool for Gmail
It has been almost two decades since the beginning of the web. This means that the web is no longer just a technology of the present, but also, a record of our past. Email, one of the original forms of social media, is even older than the web and contains a detailed description of our…
