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Did you know Alexander the Great’s horses looksmaxxed?
Back in 330 BC, during his conquest of Persia, Alexander the Great noticed that the Persian’s horses were mogging.
Stronger, glowing coats, and more energetic.
What he observed is that they all were eating the same orange berries.
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The change in vibes floor lighting gives to a living room are actually unreal.
Everyone needs Oasis lights in their homes.
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Carbs from natural sugar and protein from animals all day, fats from raw dairy at night.
Never felt, looked, or slept better!
It can all be so simple.
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I have drank 2 liters of coco water today, and you’re scared of having a glass of OJ every day cause it’s too much sugar.
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Bald with a beard might be the gnarliest archetype out there.
Savage vets, cult leaders, reckless Monster Energy drinkers.
Never met an average bald beardo.
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nothing gayer than a dude ruminating on the past in any way
Your relationship with the past should basically be "i was retarded, but at least I sent it" & you grab all lessons forward as eyes remain fixed on prize(s) in front of you
woulda shoulda coulda
ur best bet is make the bold move NOW
forgive quick, forget quicker
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TAKE A DEEEP BREATH INTO YOUR BALLS
DRAW THE ENERGY UPWARDS
INCREASE YOUR VRIL
FEEL THE POWER OF ODIN
When you realize that most apologies you make are unnecessary, you realize most people live in a constant state of fear and shame for simply existing.
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If I could snap my fingers and make anything disappear it would be one liners about coffee on shirts, signs, and walls.
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Admire all aspects of life.
The grind, the fun, the losses, the wins, the ocean, the mountains, the city, the country, the sun, the moon, the late nights, the early mornings, the friends, the enemies, the present, the future.
Romanticize it all.
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Over 2,300 years ago, Alexander the Great encountered a plant that still carries the name given to it in antiquity.
A thorny shrub covered in bright orange berries.
Its name was Hippophae.
This is the story behind our first product.
