BOOKS & BEERS

Welcome to the extension post for Joe Dispenza's Becoming Supernatural! I'm always curious to discuss further the books that create a bit...

Studying with Notability and Question #1 on How to Read a Book

We are back this month with a recap of August's reads; fewer books than July but a few notables in the stack. 1) Adam Alter's...

A little mid-month pick me up...oh right the month is almost over. A pre-month end recap then with a Rumplestoutskin Stout from Outcast...

Today is a Jesse Itzler kind of day. Reflecting on his book Living With A S.E.A.L. which is a tremendous book that is hilarious at the...

Sometimes you stumble across an idea that crosses different mediums and channels through different people all converging at the same...

What is your relationship with discomfort? Where do you find yourself when faced with the most difficult of challenges or changes you...

A short take on Plato's view of democracy and this great book by Rebecca Goldstein

A good book and a good beer. Democracy may be on the way out but we will enjoy good beer on the way.

Starting points to get out of the trap of overthinking and our ego's insidious ways.

A quick overview of Cal Newport's Deep Work; highly recommended!

Walter Isaacson, Trou du Diable, and a 2013 aged Saison from a legendary brewery.

Leonardo, God and Science, great local beer, and slumping it through the week. It's not for everyone!

Surprise book sale finds and some great pumpkin beers coming down the line! This is Cheers to the Weekend.

Dopamine, Serotonin and Facebook. Our minds are so sensitive to everything and we blissfully carry on. Check this post for some new books ou

Daniel Goleman, Max Tegmark, and Robert Moor all vying for our attention and deservingly so. This is a powerhouse of books for the mind!

More books and more beers but now in it's second week. Check it out if you like either

Weekly reads from Albert Camus, Simon Sinek and Neil Pasricha and drinks from Driftwood Brewery and Breakside Brewing. Cheers!

Two seemingly opposite interests fueled by creativity and passion and perhaps not that different when you stand back and look at the brewer