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Stand on one leg. Balance exercises for longevity

Stand on one leg for longevity

    Your hair grays. Your joints stiffen. You need reading glasses. You move a little slower. These changes accumulate over years, giving you time to adjust and adapt. Nothing dramatic, nothing sudden, just the gentle decline everyone talks about. At 55, I figured I had plenty of time before any real physical limitations kicked in. My… Read More »Stand on one leg for longevity

    Keep your eyes half-closed when up in the middle of the night

    Squint to save your sleep

      You know the drill. It’s 3 AM, your bladder is screaming, and you’re stumbling through the darkness toward the bathroom. You flip on the light, squint at the blinding brightness, do your business, and crawl back to bed. But now you’re wide awake, staring at the ceiling, wondering why sleep has abandoned you. That bright… Read More »Squint to save your sleep

      Pet the cat

      Pet the damn cat

        Last Tuesday I was having one of those days. You know the kind. Where your coffee tastes like disappointment, and your to-do list seems like a direct challenge from the universe. I was rushing aimlessly when this orange tabby just… materialised. Right there on Mrs. Chen’s front steps, stretching in a patch of afternoon sun… Read More »Pet the damn cat

        The yellow pad productivity to-do list method

        The Yellow Pad Method

          When George Raveling walked into Nike headquarters as the new head of their second-largest division, he carried zero corporate experience and massive responsibilities. The legendary basketball coach had stepped away from the court to take on the business world, and the weight of one of the world’s most iconic brands now rested on his shoulders.… Read More »The Yellow Pad Method