 By Ryan Humphries
Co-Owner: Axistence Athletics It seems to be all the rage to do what famous people are doing. Maybe it's what they're wearing, driving, or even what they're eating. Recently, I've seen an excessive number of memes, blogs, and videos promoting specific ways of eating and highlighting some very cool and famous people that ate that way as well; specifically, famous vegetarians and vegans. Apparently, its hip to draw correlations between “WHO” someone is a person and “WHAT” it is that person eats. I’d say that’s a pretty bold strategy Cotton, let’s see if it pays off! Do you know what Albert Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi, and Betty White all have in common (besides making the world a better place)? They were all vegetarians!!! That’s right. These three pillars of greatness all decided not to eat animal products.
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 By Ryan Humphries
Co-Owner: Axistence Athletics Step into the Personal Growth section of any book store and you’ll see names like Tony Robbins, Brene Brown and Tim Ferris filling the shelves. A name you probably won’t see however is Lawrence Parker (better known as KRS-One.) KRS-One (also known as Teacha) has been dropping knowledge bombs since he helped create Boogie Down Productions in the mid 80s. His lyrical wisdom has been directed toward questioning everything from religion to violence. However, for anyone paying attention, KRS-One (short for Knowledge Reigns Supreme over Nearly Everyone) has been teaching business lessons at the mic since day one. In 1995, KRS-One released his self-titled album. Although the whole album could facilitate a personal growth seminar that would rival any of the authors on similar topics, track number 14 “Health, Wealth, Self” is unique in that it lays out five “secrets”... |
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