Boundless Life 33 Day Alaskan Caribou Hunts, Japanese Misogis, Ice Baths, Saunas & Rucking: Embrace Discomfort to Reclaim Your Wild, Healthy, Happy Self.
Dec 18, 2021
Michael Easter, an award-winning journalist and author of "The Comfort Crisis," delves into the transformative power of discomfort. He explores how experiences like an Alaskan caribou hunt and ancient Japanese Misogi can lead to personal growth and enhanced well-being. Michael argues that confronting our fears and embracing challenges can reclaim our wild, energetic selves. He also discusses the impact of mortality on our choices and the necessity of pushing past modern comforts for a more fulfilling life.
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Michael Easter's Struggle with Alcohol
- Michael Easter's drinking habits were causing his life to fall apart.
- He realized he needed to get sober, which he describes as the hardest thing he's ever done.
First Hunting Trip
- Michael Easter's first hunting trip with Donnie Vincent in Nevada exposed him to nature's discomforts.
- He experienced cold, hunger, boredom, and the effort required for basic tasks.
Alaskan Caribou Hunt Invitation
- Donnie Vincent invited Michael Easter on a 33-day caribou hunt in the Alaskan Arctic.
- Easter agreed, leading to the core narrative of his book.
