He Never Wore an Oura Ring, The Process by Cole Schafer
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I’ve never worn an Oura Ring because, frankly, I don’t find them that cute. But more than that, I never wanted to find myself in competition with my husband over who slept less.
Schafer offers far more compelling reasons to rethink one’s attachment to Oura Rings, and what it means to truly live an optimized life.
2 months ago
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@brigid
This is it!! I am obsessed with not optimizing.
@miaiam
Right? Whatever happened to being? Can’t we just…be?
@printclubltd
Totally, I hate getting into a “who ate the bigger shit sandwich” contest with my husband.
@d_a_v_i_s
This is great
@alanacanterbury08
Love this!
@bag0riffin
Reminds me of my own grandfather - 94 years old, still living independently (with help) - who lived his entire life in the same fashion. Eats peanut butter and ice cream nearly everyday, still enjoys a beer or 2 at Christmastime, and thinks an empty margarine container is perfectly acceptable, microwave safe!😬!, food storage. He didn’t eat organic, never lifted a weight, but always did - and still does - delight in human connections, helping others, and simply living life! I truly believe this was - and continues to be — the key to his longevity.
@miaiam
These are the stories of longevity that I love! Your grandfather sounds so sweet, and I’ll be taking a page out of his rulebook with a bowl of ice cream tonight.
@carly8e2
Love this! Thank you.
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He Never Wore an Oura Ring
Ginny Branch
“I don’t need a piece of jewelry to tell me I’m Not getting enough sleep/steps/ blah blah blah. Happily sub-optimal”
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Ashlie
“I’ll be reading this over and over…”
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