In 2007, Jason Lewis became the first man to circumnavigate the globe by human power alone—no motors or sails. Traveling more than 46,000 miles on pedal boats, rollerblades, kayaks, bikes, and his own two feet, the adventurer from Yorkshire set off from London in 1994 at the age of 26 and returned from his odyssey 13 years later. – Read More –
“It requires some effort to achieve a happy outlook on life, and most people don’t make it.”
—Author and researcher Gregg Easterbrook – Read More –
One reason is because ‘it was there,’ as Mrs. Robinson put it in Buenos Aires. I still vividly remember the Monday the 28th of May, when I called to find out that I would be leaving alone after all. I hit a wall. I wanted to quit. And for 2 hours, I was tormented by a dream unfulfilled. – Read More –
As a surfer and environmentalist enchanted by foreign waves and cultures, I left California aboard my 40-foot sailboat in early 2006. The world has since shown me more amazing people, waves, adventures, natural beauty, personal insights, and alternative ways to living than I ever dreamed possible!! Swell serves as my floating home and transportation. I travel at a pace not much faster than you can run. The weather, swell, and tides dictate my days. This isn’t just a surf trip, it’s a lifestyle. – Read More –
The mysteries of the mind and brain are many and complex. Neuroscience, through the magic of technology is just beginning to unravel some of them. Given that my livelihood revolves around creativity, I have become fascinated with neuroplasticity. – Read More –
Andrew Hyde owns only 15 things. And he knows what you’re thinking right now: – Read More –