Actually, there was one hike that I regret. Maybe it wasn’t so much the hike itself, but the fall I took. It was on a hike up to Camp Muir on Rainier. Camp Muir If you haven’t done this hike, I …
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Bookish Weapon Number Sixty-Eight
Daniel H. Pink has written a book called, “The Power of Regret.” If you are like me, I bet you didn’t think there was anything good about regret. I think we are right if regret is isolated. Pink …
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Go Hiking And Be A Hero On A Mission
How many of you use a Garmin or a Whoop or a Fitbit or and Oura Ring to track everything? Two out of the three track you steps, all track your sleep, and two your recovery from exercise. Everything! …
Go Hiking And Become A Lion Tracker
Wait, what? No, just kidding. No amount of hiking will make you a lion tracker, but when your hiking you can dream about tracking lions. Of course in my area of the country, “lions” are cougars. If …
Go Hiking And Have An Undefeated Mind
Could it be true? If you do nothing else but climb a mountain every week, will you have an undefeated mind? Of course not, but the title sounds pretty good. However, I do believe it improves your …
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Bookish Weapon Number Sixty-Seven
“Hero On A Mission,” is one of the better books I have re-read recently again and it was just published this year. It is a book about purpose and story. Your and my story! Did you know you were …
Bookish Weapon Number Sixty-Six
Boyd Varty has written a book everyone should read for these reasons, 1) It’s discusses lions 2) It’s very short and 3) it will help you find your “track.” ons Of course I guess I am assuming you …
Bookish Weapon Number Sixty-Five
Alex Lickerman, MD wrote this book in 2012, but it is even ore timely today. Who wouldn’t want a mind that could not be defeated? It gives us some practical advice on how to help our minds deal …
