Always push the boundaries.

I wish that there was some sort of place, kind of like a WeWork, where I could just rent a kitchen for half an hour, to cook my own meat.

For example, a lot of weightlifting exercises are optimized and designed to make them intensely more difficult, awkward, and ineffective in terms of leveraging your strength. My simple thought is it makes more sense to strive to improve the leverages of your lives, increasing the weight, and ultimately, putting on more strength and muscle?

For example, at what point will the weight not just budge anymore?

Literally.

Black as a blank canvas.

Maximal direct sunlight, grass fed beef, pasture raised eggs, organ meats, sleeping 10-12 hours a night?

Even a co-op coffee shop or shared work space?

Health is the ultimate privilege?

A simple life path:

For example eat after your kid goes to sleep?

Making photos is (one) of my great passions!

Challenge and danger?

Become less frugal, more profligate.

Become more wasteful, more extravagant?

When you have the chance, grass fed beef. Also, pastured eggs over the normal stuff, like Nellies eggs.

Theory; you’ll derive more physiological energy and power from higher nutrition density foods.

For example, life is too short to just drive a Toyota Corolla or Prius. Or drive anything which is standard.

Without being monitored, policed, etc.

Consume more energy, food, resources?

King Leonidas

The #1 most dominant or nothing.

The Aventador promise —

Currently my two main passions.

No fitness, no life.

Maximum muscular engagement in the traps and beyond:

Perhaps the path to the greatest life is the life with the maximum amount of engagement?

Part– muscular engagement (powerlifting 2.0).

Also with entrepreneurship– maximum engagement in what you’re doing (something you care to do?)

With creative work, maximum engagement– to be insanely in the zone of what you do?

Too unreliable, crashes often, too many bugs, etc. Also too expensive, doesn’t last long.