Above Average
Reflections Upon an Unexpected Stop
The old maxim goes: It’s not what happens to us, but how we react to what happens to us, that determines our success in life. Even in our great age of automation and information, it’s hard to accept that much of what happens in life is beyond our control. We’ve been making plans our whole life - what we’d do, where we’d live, how we’d win - and conditioned ourselves to think everything and anything is within our control.
Except that it’s not.
To nourish success, watch what you think.
Health is a big deal in our lives. We toast to it, wish it for each other and spend billions improving it. We know when it’s good: We stand upright, have energy, sleep well and look fit. The building block of fitness is food: So we spend lots of time, energy and technology picking our ingredients. We grow it, buy it, cook it, google it, reserve a seat for it and endlessly share it online.