Cool stuff. So i started my push up challenge, today's day 2. On the first day had to readjust my numbers, the initial plan of doing 100/day was a bit too much so i settled on 60 for now. The pains of

Great post, i was also following this development through Cerise's posts and then watched a few more videos about the topic. It was a bit scary to see how people are getting so emotionally charged and

Cool post, I can really relate to the tightness point having blown both of my Achilles tendons. I means it takes quite a detached state of being to exert the body to such an extent. I visited one guy dealing

Had a very similar experience but did not handle it so well, so i lost a few days to it. It's like i was expecting the motivation to return by itself and drive me, instead of finding a way to move myself

Yes that's a good one, I have experienced this also, just shows us how much is happening within us that we are not really aware of. Btw, where do you go climbing? i see you are also from Holland

Very cool point about establishing principles that you stand by and in this push beyond your normal boundaries. Then the only choice that is left is to go after the principles

Ah yes the immediate judge characters... tough cookies to swallow. I am learning not to return the favor and understand what's behind their strong resistance, what's the underlying dis-ease preventing

Ahh really cool Pietro, so I see you have done some climbing before, awesome. I am now walking around and convincing all my friends to come and try, many already tried and really enjoyed it. I noticed

Hi Nicole, thanks for sharing, it's really good to see you are making the effort to walk through the pain and start from scratch. Not all of us have shiny stories to tell, yet it's mostly what we see others

The way I see it is that crypto currencies have the potential to empower, first, individuals who participate in this by removing the fears and concerns for survival and from there the second step is possible

great feedback, thanks Gian

Perfect morning read

Really cool, I probably wouldn't recognize the farm after three years now

Yes absolutely, win/win

Exactly.... and for me especially realizing that it's ok to miss the shot once in a while. a learning curve

Very timely read, thanks for the post. I am a master of being the outsider. It's a very secure position to be in, just strolling along without any responsibility, playing it safe and keeping the distance

yes Mike, you are to blame :)

Thanks Randy

thanks, will check this out

Hi Alan, been reading your posts for a while and I can relate to most what you are sharing. I am a starting homeopath myself and I can see the significance and courage that is necessary to tackle this