I still remember the day I stumbled upon the concept of Precision Wellness while exploring the local markets in Tokyo. The vendor, an elderly Japanese
Author: James Howes
The Hidden Tax: How Swipe Fees Drive Up the Price of Your Groceries
As I sat in a quaint café in Tokyo, sipping matcha and planning my next adventure, I couldn’t help but think about the Mastercard vs
Need More Counter Space? Build a Kitchen Island From Stock Cabinets
I still remember the countless mornings I spent in my family’s bed and breakfast, watching guests gather around the kitchen island, sharing stories and laughter
Stop Using Plastic: Why Ayurveda Recommends a Copper Tongue Scraper
I still remember the day I stumbled upon a Copper Tongue Scraper in a small, quirky shop in India. The vendor, an Indian ayurvedic practitioner,
The Pro-rata Rule: the Hidden Trap in Your Backdoor Roth Strategy
As I sat in a small café in Tokyo, sipping matcha and pouring over my retirement plans, I couldn’t help but think about the Pro
The Medicine Cabinet Audit: What to Toss and How to Organize
As I reflect on my travels, I’ve come to realize that organizing your medicine cabinet is not just about tidying up a cluttered space, but
Hacking Wifi: Understanding How Deauthentication Attacks Work (educational)
As I sat in a quaint cafe in Tokyo, sipping matcha and swapping stories with locals, I realized that even in the midst of such
Two Minutes in the Air: Riding the World’s Shortest Commercial Flight
As I reflect on my adventures, I often think about the World’s Shortest Flight, a journey that’s more about the thrill of takeoff than the
Ban the Phone: Why Making Your Bedroom a ‘tech-free Zone’ Changes Everything
I still remember the night I returned from a month-long trip to Japan, feeling refreshed and rejuvenated, only to find myself lying awake in my
The Most Dangerous Island: Why You Can’t Visit Brazil’s Snake Island
As I reflect on my adventures, I often think about the misconceptions surrounding Visiting Snake Island Brazil. The hype can be overwhelming, with many travelers