Book Review: The Comfort Crisis

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In this episode I'm joined by Ben Pales to discuss The Comfort Crisis written by Michael Easter. Easter uses his hunting trip to the Arctic as the backbone of the book while he explores multiple issues with living and overly comfortable life. Pen and I highlight

• How solitude and boredom refresh and ignite the brain's creativity and focus.
• Significant time outdoors seems to be more effective for mental and emotional health than many high cost therapies.
• Exercise is the ultimate medicine to stave off all kinds of illnesses including diabetes, cancer and heart disease.

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