The viral interview
One of the most bizarre and amusing post-match reactions at the World Cup of Pool.
Wicks on Zestology
Joe Wicks had just flown in from LA and was claiming jet-lag, yet remained ridiculously well-groomed, charming… and just so nice…
A regular on Sky Sports News and a familiar face on Sky Sports, presenting sports including football, golf, basketball, hockey, squash, pool, table tennis and even live ten-pin bowling.
3 books published by Virgin Books, which have been translated into 12 languages, including Chinese, Spanish, Japanese and Turkish. These days there’s more blogging and podcasting though.
One of the UK’s top wellness podcasts (he says modestly). Guests include best-selling authors, genius scientists, meditation experts, sports stars, health inspirers, and other experts.
Recommended hacks
Here is a list of things that have popped up again and again on Zestology for more energy and vitality. Some people call it biohacking. I say call it whatever you like.
Have I ever been more chilled out recording a podcast?
I am a big fan of the float tank - an hour's sensory deprivation to restore mind and body. And that features in today's podcast.
oday, sort out your stress, pain, low energy, headaches, anxiety, depression, poor skin and beauty, low fertility, bad digestion and/or a lack of sleep. Sound good?
Dr. Harry Adelson, the stem cell doctor for Dave Asprey, Mark Hyman, MD and Vishen Lakhiani was in London last week, and we had a good chat about Stem Cells.
Optimising Health hacks/gadgets/geeks I tried out this weekend and take to on the podcast:
Localised cryotherapy on my knee - which frosted up quite nicely over 5 minutes.
It's the podcast all about energy, and today boost your vitality levels by becoming an inner activist. End the internal war and you can effectively contribute to the wider world.
Science shows us that if you want to really break a habit, you need to join a tribe, already living how you want to live, in order to inspire you…
Today, tapping into the hidden unconscious, and how this can boost our energy, vitality and motivation.
It’s not dark… it’s the hidden but helpful and powerful part of the mind that we can access and understand through experimental science.
If you can really improve your energy and vitality levels simply by tweaking your diet, why don't we do it more often?
Brett Moran lives the dream, and he's live in Thailand today. I however am not live in Thailand, but in a wet West London.