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Breaking Rules, Not Laws!

March 5, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

There is a difference between breaking rules and breaking the law. Breaking the law is breaking a set of rules that lead to an enforced social consequence. The rules that I’m talking about however, are the rules that we create for ourselves throughout life. An example out be to say “bless you” when someone sneezes […]

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Filed Under: Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, Society & Environment Tagged With: boundaries, Breaking Rules, Change, emerging, environment, habit, Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, laws, plateau, right, systems, wrong

How to Stick to Your Diet

March 5, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

Learning how to stick to your diet is a process in itself. The major causes of a failed diet are usually quite simple. A lot of people have problems when they lack support or don’t know enough about which foods to eat and which foods not to eat. Other major factors also include having trouble finding […]

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Filed Under: Healthy Eating, Weight Loss Tagged With: beverages, cooking, Diet, eating out, Exercise, Healthy Eating, snacks, weight loss

Top Five Ways to be Effective

February 26, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

The top five ways to be effective are all synergistic to each other. Meaning you can’t achieve one without the other. If you lack in one area, there is a good chance the rest of the deck will crumble. Key Summary Time Management Social Butterfly Simplicity Resource Management Sharpening the Saw Top Five Ways to […]

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Filed Under: Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, Money & Success Tagged With: effective, money, Resource Management, Sharpening the Saw, Simplicity, Social Butterfly, time, Time Management

How to Prevent Exercise Injuries

February 26, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

The most common exercise injuries are lower back, leg and shoulder injuries. Here are a few tips to keep in mind that will leave you worry free of injury. Key Tips Make sure you’re properly hydrated and nourished Learn the motion using the bar/light weight Never sacrifice form to push an extra rep Use machines over free-weight […]

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Filed Under: Exercise Tagged With: common, Exercise, exercise injuries, flexibility, muscle, slow, slow burn, strength

What is the Best Food to Eat

February 19, 2013 by Amir Aribokill 1 Comment

A lot of people have a hard time finding good food to eat when they go on a paleo/low carb diet. The best food to eat is food that exists in nature and food that is low in sugar/starch. Complex carbohydrates and fiber are your friends! Below is a list of a low carb/paleo friendly […]

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Filed Under: Weight Loss Tagged With: Healthy Eating, high fat, paleo, protein, saturated fat, the best food to eat

Sharpen the Saw – Learn to Stay on Top

February 19, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

“Sharpen the Saw means preserving and enhancing the greatest asset you have–you. It means having a balanced program for self-renewal in the four areas of your life: physical, social/emotional, mental, and spiritual. – Stephen Covey The idea to sharpen the saw or blade comes from the analogy that a blade that is consistently sharpened will never get […]

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Filed Under: Habits & Lifestyle Hacks Tagged With: Change, conviction, dull, Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, habits of change, motivation, paradigm, sharpen, sharpen the saw, sharpen the sword

The Perfect Human Diet

February 12, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

“In Search of the Perfect Human Diet” was a very well put together documentary. The focus is primarily on the history of nutrition and ancient human diets. The narrator and producer, C.J. Hunt has a history of heart problems that limited his ability to do any strenuous activities. This sent him on a journey to […]

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Filed Under: Habits & Lifestyle Design Tagged With: Andrew Weil, Barry Sears, Boyd Eaton, C.J. Hunt, David Getoff, Diet, Dr. Jay Wortman, Dr. Lane Sebring, Gary Taubes, Healthy Eating, In search of the perfect Human diet, Leslie Aiello Ph.D., Loren Cordain, Michael Eades M.D., Prof. Jean-Jacques Hublin, Robb Wolf, weight loss

Relativity – Is the Glass Half Empty or Half Full?

February 12, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

Relativity must replace absolutism in the realm of morals as well as in the spheres of physics and biology.  -Thomas Cochrane  The theory of relativity, put simply means that reality is subject to the eye of the beholder. How is this relevant to anything in our lives? Well, let’s use the glass being half full […]

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Filed Under: Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, Society & Environment Tagged With: is the glass half empty or half full, observer, relative, relativity, situation, situational

Learn to Steal

February 8, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

If you steal from one author it’s plagiarism; if you steal from many it’s research. Wilson Mizner  We’ve been taught that stealing is a “bad” thing. Well, what is good and what is bad is subject to interpretation. Stealing material is illegal and unproductive in most cases, but what if we steal mentally? What I mean […]

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Filed Under: Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, Money & Success, Society & Environment Tagged With: bad, Change, good, Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, ideas, learn to steal, learning, steal, support

Top 3 Weight Loss Myths

February 8, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

 Myths are a waste of time. They prevent progression. -Barbra Streisand Weight Loss Myths There are a lot of myths revolving around weight loss. Portion size, time of meals, how many meals, fruits, vegetables, etc. Most of these myths have come about from bad science and straight up random guessing. I’ll go over the most […]

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Filed Under: Healthy Eating, Weight Loss Tagged With: calories, carbohydrates, common, Exercise, Healthy Eating, hungrier, insulin, low carbohydrate, low fat, portion size, resistance training, weight loss, weight loss myths

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I focus on actionable lifestyle architecture. To put it simply, I’m a health & lifestyle coach. I started this journey as a personal one to help my friends and family. My dedication to science and behavioral biology has greatly improved the quality of my life and those who are close to me.
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Improving the quality of your life can be a difficult thing, but it all boils down to habits and the building blocks behind them.
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