Should You Wait To Swim Immediately After Eating?
Article Round-Up: 7.28.24
Enjoy this week’s curated round-up of articles, podcasts, and more from the web to help you live a healthier, happier life.
Featured Thoughts: The 4 Types of Luck
Takeaway: Author Sahil Bloom talked about the four types of luck. The one thing most of them have in common—You can manufacture lucky breaks by going out into the world and taking action.
Lucky breaks never occur at home in front of the television. They occur out in the world where you give serendipity life to breath.
Published This Week:
Fitness Fortunes: Embracing Life's Surprises and the Power of Letting Go
Takeaway: Life is unpredictable, filled with both challenges and opportunities, and thriving within it requires balancing control with acceptance. By focusing on controllable aspects like health and mindset, and maintaining hope and confidence, we can navigate surprises effectively.
Embracing life's uncertainties with a positive outlook transforms unexpected challenges into growth opportunities.
What To Do If A Flight Gets Canceled
Takeaway: With the big tech outage this week, many found themselves stranded at airports. That raises an important question, what should you do if your flight gets canceled last minute?
This article will prepare you with the know-how to make your life a little less stressful.
Should You Wait To Swim Immediately After Eating?
Takeaway: Ok, this might be the information you didn’t know you needed. We’ve likely all heard this advice at some point, either from our parents, teachers, or some know-it-all friend trying to show off.
What’s the truth to the matter once and for all?
Just For Fun:
Want To Shake Up Your Dining Out Experience? Eat At The Bar (email required to read the full article)
Takeaway: Not until I met my now girlfriend had I ever eaten at a restaurant’s bar. Now, however, it’s my preferred place to sit.
Not only does it make it easier to get into popular restaurants (as most are first come, first serve), but it also feels more social and communal.
Personally, we save table seats for special events, when we’re with a group of our own, or if we just want more privacy and intimacy. For everything else, we default to the bar. Try it if you’ve not done this before.
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