To get where I want to go, some things cannot be sacrificed, like the present. 

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Every Friday morning, I send an email from the trenches, where I'm working to build a life I love. If you'd like camaraderie on your own journey, follow this link to join our community.

The biscuit tastes like shit without a dash of risk. 

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Every Friday morning, I send out an email, seeking camaraderie on the trail to a life we love. If you’d like join me, sign up here.

With a story at our back, we take a step into the dark and write our own. 

You can read the full text essay on my website, here.

You can join my weekly newsletter community here.

When you're no longer interested in looking back, it's time to stake something in the ground. 

Each Friday, I send a weekly email of support to those trying to build a life they love. If you want in our community, you can sign up here.

Over nine years, I learned the implication of unrequited pride: in the truthful places. 

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On Amazon and Kindle, get my first book for $2.99 (a limited-time sale). Thank you to everyone who's supported the book's launch. Let's keep livin' a life we love.

There are some things, once compromised, that the health food store's promises can't even keep alive. 

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Now available on Kindle, you can purchase my first book 32 Lessons from 8 Years Lost in Medicine. For all the support since its launch, I cannot thank everyone enough. Let's keep on livin' a life we love.

Snoozing is harmless. Everyone snoozes, I thought to myself, when I chose to snooze today. After all, it's only nine minutes.

But nine minutes matters. Ask my throbbing ankle.  

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My first book, 32 Lessons from 8 Years Lost in Medicine, just published on Amazon. If you’d like a copy of the e-book, here’s a link to purchase.

I don't always know why I'm doing things. If it feels right, I try to trust the process. But on Monday, after an episode of inverse déjà vu, I knew precisely why I did what I'd done: 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨.

( I recently published my new book 32 Lessons from 8 Years Lost in Medicine. If you’d like to a copy, here’s a link to purchase the e-book.)

I exercised. I slept. I hung out with friends. I meditated. And yes, I was happy. But something was missing. I always knew it.

Last week, I published my new book 32 Lessons from 8 Years Lost in Medicine. If you’d like to a copy, here’s a link to purchase the e-book.

There comes a point where one must be unreasonable. You have no choice. 

This week, my new book 32 Lessons from 8 Years Lost in Medicine released on Amazon. If you'd like to buy a copy, here's a link.

Link to this week's essay: https://fightmastermd.com/2024/01/11/if-its-reasonable-its-a-lie/