7 Ideas That Changed How I Live
The most useful advice I've gathered from nearly 40 podcast episodes.
Fridays are reserved for our signature posts: Burn the Ships, Gear Not Stuff, The Expedition, Q&As.
On the rare fifth Friday of a month, we run our All Killer, No Filler posts.
These posts feature something that’s improved my life lately. They’re quick, practical, and potent.
This fifth Friday, we’re featuring seven of the best insights and advice from recent Two Percent podcast episodes.
We’re almost 40 episodes in. Every episode, I walk away with ideas and practices that make me think or act differently.
Selecting episodes and pinning down one takeaway from each was hard—most podcasts have many ideas I love and use. But we like doing hard things around here.
These seven altered how I live day to day. They’re free and easy to implement. They’ll help you live better, too. Each one ends with exactly what I’m doing differently because of it.
Let’s roll …
🎙️ Two Percent podcast: Debunking the Blue Zones
Turns out the Blue Zones—those magical spots on earth where people supposedly live to extremely old age—are totally fake. I spoke to Saul Justin Newman, PhD, who uncovered Blue Zone fabrication in his research and wrote Morbid: Debunking Modern Longevity Science. (We’ll dive deeper into this topic next week).
The Best Nutrition App I’ve Found: Macrofactor
MacroFactor uses dynamic adjustment, a scientifically validated formula to help you find the right amount of food for your goals. It helped me realize I was under-eating. And when I ate more, my fitness improved and I felt better. Read more of the science here. Get a free 14-day MacroFactor trial here. Use code TWOPCT.
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