Heyo, Nik here, delivering this week's 4 Minute Read hot off the press. I highly recommend reading it outside and browsing our latest resources with a nice cup of coffee or cool summer drink 🍹. This is what's in store this week:
After she saved his life at a rafting championship, Kelly and Juliet fell in love. Later, the fitness couple ran one of the first CrossFit gyms in the US. Today, the Starrett's run The Ready State, a successful Youtube channel and online community helping people of all ages feel fitter, healthier, and happier — often through the simplest of exercises. Built to Move is their New York Times bestselling collection of 10 simple tests and practices you can use to instantly improve your mobility, fitness, breathing, eating, and sleeping. Increase your freedom and quality of life all around with this brand new bestseller!
Why are we here? What makes us human? How did we evolve in this vast, seemingly indifferent universe?
These are the kinds of questions Neil deGrasse Tyson ponders all day long — and then, he answers them in ways everyone can understand.
As one of the world's premier astronomers and teachers, Tyson brilliantly breaks down the universe in simple words for people like you and me.
In his fascinating NYT and million-copy bestseller, Astrophysics for People in a Hurry, you'll learn how much we actually know about the universe, where helium came from, how the universe began, and a lot more.
If you want to understand the universe, the mysterious inception of our cosmos, as well as distant stars and the planet we live on, watch this video.
This book is a wonderful, positive, inspiring call to action to go on a quest, do something worthwhile, and thus live your life to the fullest. The author visited every country in the world, and he encourages you, too, to pick a mission, even if it's not as daring as his own. Always worth a revisit!
I'll admit it...and it doesn't just apply to gingerbread men — but that's what it takes to make great books! 📖
That's it for today. Have a great weekend!
Happy reading, -Nik
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