F R A M E W O R K (the what)
Manage and minimize stress
Maintain stable, nonreactive moods
Experience regular transcendence
Maintain an open curiosity and hunger for knowledge
Challenge the mind and body to endure periodic discomfort
Reduce the effect of ego on thinking and actions
M Y R E C I P E (the how)
Meditate for 20 minutes every morning, ideally in the sun
Write and/or journal daily
Read books across industries and topics
Discover a creative outlet you most enjoy and practice it weekly
Psychedelics, weekly/monthly microdoses and yearly guided high doses
Minimize choices, put as many decisions on autopilot as possible e.g. clothing, food
Appeal to minimalism with belongings. Buy things for the purpose they serve.
Keep your home, vehicle and work spaces clutter-free, clean, and organized
Design the spaces you spend the most time in a way that inspires and uplifts you
Learn something new every quarter, test your knowledge by explaining it to someone who knows nothing about it
Travel often, experience new ways of living and thinking
Seek out intellectually stimulating discussions, often with those who think differently
Practice holotropic breathwork
Use the Spire to measure and improve your breathing
Cryotherapy and sauna practice weekly
R E S E A R C H (the why)
NIH: Mindfulness Training for Healthy Aging: Impact on Attention, Well-Being, and Inflammation
EOC Institute: Super Longevity: How Meditation Dramatically Extends Human Life
University of Helsinki: Research finds traveling can increase your lifespan
These Psychedelic Drugs Show Promise for Treating Mental Health Disorders
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Longevity Building Block #5: Purpose