Dropped out at 18 then spent a few years becoming really healthy- traveled a lot, went vegan, took a lot of psylocibin, taught yoga, took care of my body, etc..

I usually get 6 - 61/2 per night and usually have a power nap mid after noon.Normal is what ever your body tells you that you need.

Our body of knowledge from our experience typically makes our process more efficient, and a better end product, but there are always new challenges.  

Education is one thing no body can takeaway from you.

Animals (horses, dogs etc) can smell it because when we are afraid of something, our body produce a hormon of fear and these animals become aggressive toward it (they sense this fear)Houses or any business can't sense our fear, so it's all in our head.

Look at the 4th chart down the article body.

Reading posts from all of you succcessful people in this thread reaffirms some my philosophy on the subject matter.There are many sides to wealth that I’ve observed:- Health- Community- Mobility- Climate- SpaceSome notes on my observations.A healthy body is form of wealth in time - A person with only 6 days to live wouldn’t be able to do much.Having a community is a store of relational wealth - We all need love and support and to feel needed by others.Mobility is a form of experiential wealth - If I am not stuck in a particular location, I’m free to pursue my passions and my tribe.Climate is a form of operational wealth - I’m more efficient and productive if the weather is optimal for me to carry out my daily tasks.Space as a form of wealth in 3D resources - A city dweller has to compete in resources much more than a ranch owner.

Thomas S. Can

It’s the same as these diet and exercise programs that say you can eat what you want and work out 10 minutes a day and have the body of your dreams.

The illegal gang bangers are given sanctuary here and we have dead bodies to show for it.