What’s So Funny?
I’ve been thinking a bit about laughter lately. What is it exactly? Where does it come from?
Hi, I’m John. The world is changing faster than ever, but our capacity to thrive hasn’t changed. I share my life experiences here to challenge you to protect your health, embrace wonder, and unlock your true potential. I’d love to see you thrive!
The world feels different than it did just a few years ago.
Technology is accelerating. Artificial intelligence is reshaping work. The economy continues to shift in ways that leave many people wondering what the future will look like.
But one thing hasn’t changed.
Human beings are remarkably capable of adapting, learning, and growing stronger when we focus on the right foundations.
Over the years I’ve come to believe that thriving in a changing world comes down to a few simple things: taking responsibility for our health, staying curious about how life actually works, and continuing to learn and grow no matter our age. The more I explore these ideas, the more I’m amazed by the resilience built into the human body and the wonder woven into the natural world around us.
Looking back, many of the most meaningful turns in my life began during seasons of uncertainty, when curiosity and a willingness to keep learning opened doors I never could have planned.
I’m still learning every day — about health, the human body, the natural world, and the opportunities emerging in this changing time. If you’re curious about these things too, I’m glad you’re here.
I’ve been thinking a bit about laughter lately. What is it exactly? Where does it come from?
We’re losing our ability to experience awe & wonder. Yet hidden beneath chaos is a rushing river of good news, beauty, discovery, and possibility.
What happens when you pause and let your body take in natural light? A quiet reflection on time outside and how the body responds.
Curiosity isn’t optional—it’s key to staying sharp, engaged, and healthy. Learn how curiosity supports brain function, growth, and longevity.
Discover how walking backward gets your little brain back into a learning state, and what that means for your balance, your knees, and your aging brain.
My struggle with glute amnesia is behind me, in more ways than one. And I know exactly what was behind it … Too much sitting.
We need to be more proactive with our health on a daily basis.
None of us knows exactly what the future holds. But we can become the kind of people who are ready to meet it.