I’m Alive V2.50
When I opened my eyes yesterday, I said the same thing I’ve said for the past 26 years: I’m alive! When I wake on May 10th every year, it means I have at least one more year of life. It makes no sense in the real world, especially for a guy who talks about science so much, but I can’t change the way I think about this one thing.
I can’t believe it’s been 50 years since my Dad died on May 10th, 1969. But ever since I opened my eyes on May 10th when I was 41, the age my dad died, I believed I would live another year. It makes no sense, but it’s what I believe.
This year is going to be a special year, and not just because I have a special little guy who’s counting on me. I have three specific goals. Physical. Financial. Professional. I’ll give you some insight into part of one: I want to triple the number of Memo subscribers. To do that, I’m going to need your help. If you benefit from what I write by learning something new, getting the real story behind health headlines and research, and improving your health—tell people about it. Encourage them to subscribe to the Memo today. It’s free and I’ll never sell or share my list info, so there’s no risk in giving it a try.
I’ll keep you posted as this year continues. I’m excited and glad you’re a part of this journey. We have a nation that needs to get healthy. Let’s get about doing it right now.
What are you prepared to do today?
