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A fully optimized life ≠ a meaningful life.

Worth seeking out Japanese and Italian denim. Lots of options out there with a touch of added stretch using better fabric.

Skip the baggy, oversized fits. Go FITTED. Especially if you've got a solid, athletic build. Also note how JJ Redick on the left has popped the collar and slightly rolled the sleeves on his denim trucker. That's a great way to style the jacket.

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“Once I achieve “X” or have “X” THEN I will be happy. Then I will be satisfied and life will be good.” This is an illusion. 👇 Excerpt taken from Everything You Want Is on the Other Side of Hard (affiliate) amzn.to/47eAnnz

Before every guy wanted to look like Brad Pitt in Fight Club there was Bruce Lee in The Way of the Dragon and Enter the Dragon. Another elite physique. Probably weighed 130-145lbs at around 5'7" or so.

Absolutely - if they work for your look/aesthetic. Key point: they need to fit well. Most guys don't have the patience to find jeans (or anything else) that fits them well. And forget about going the extra mile and having your jeans tailored...

Hearing the first songbirds breaking the early morning silence while on a run is *almost* better than seeing a sunrise.

You want what truly makes you ELITE? Keeping all your promises to yourself. No one knows every time you compromise or rationalize or otherwise let yourself down. It's the one true internal scorecard that you can't share on social media.

98% cotton with 1-2% elastane in your jeans will change your life.

If you're in solid shape it's imperative you wear fitted denim jeans. Maintain those strong, masculine lines. Trust me on this.

I want a wearable. But not one that tracks useless things like sleep scores or “strain” or glucose spikes But one that tracks your promises to yourself. All the promises you keep and the ones you break. Most of us wouldn’t like what the weekly report shows.

People who dive in and attempt to solve a problem before receiving instruction learn more deeply.👇 An absolute ringing endorsement to start before you feel ready. And to just make more mistakes in life. Excerpt taken from Arnold's Daily Pump: arnoldspumpclub.com

What's old is new. A lot of menswear is cyclical. Light wash denim jeans + blazer was peak early 90s style. Went in line with the mullet style haircut - a mixture of business and casual. You're seeing a revival of this look/aesthetic everywhere right now.

Taoism has ying-yang or "Wu Wei" Aristotle talked about striking the "Golden Mean" with each of the cardinal virtues The Buddhists describe the "Middle Way" or "Middle Path" I don't think any of this is mere coincidence. The good life isn't found in any of the extremes.

Hoodies and sweatpants should be banned at the airport. So many ways to dress comfortably and still be stylish.

I sincerely believe the less you think about yourself and your problems the happier and more joyful you’ll be.

Just as much as your life doesn't need be going "well" in order for you to be happy... You can literally have everything going beyond well and yet still be miserable.👇 This is the great paradox of human life. Excerpt taken from Everything You Want Is on the Other Side of Hard (affiliate) amzn.to/47eAnnz

A lesson distance running teaches you again and again: you’ve always got a bit more in you👇