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General Health Advice


  •  Drink more water, 
  • get 8 hours of sleep, 
  • walk outside in the sun, 
  • leave your phone on silent, 
  • read a few pages each day, 
  • eat more vegetables and greens, 
  • don’t hang out with toxic people, 
  • work on projects you care about. 

-James Clear



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