Did I start a cult?! Maybe....
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It's time to start pushing back on the current standard of living....I see people hammering their dopamine far too often and just getting oversaturated with the addiction of being "in touch". Maybe it's time to start mitigating how much more we fully embrace. Is there a point where we start venturing into waters that are too deep? A point where we need to allow more technology to mainly shift into mainly medicine and energy? But not more tech with how we interface with the world? I don't know. But I think, bare minimum, more of us need to be asking the questions.....
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I work in the mental health field with teenagers through adults. Almost every new person I meet now (versus 20 years ago) has high anxiety. It’s disheartening. It’s debilitating. Thank you for your thoughts, education and sharing your life with us. Your 5 cult rules can “ground” a lot of people to live a happier life. Well said!!
@MrTchupam
4 ай бұрын
True…I can’t build a normal Life.. all affects me
@tam.easton
4 ай бұрын
@@MrTchupamthanks for sharing. It can get better. I have seen it happen over and over. Take care of yourself.
@TheLadyBlerd
2 ай бұрын
Love this - - especially how it starts off with mindfully choosing what NOT to automate in your life.... enjoying these tenants, agreed very stabilizing.
I love the preface of “this gets a lil culty” and it’s just the most logical stuff I’ve heard in a minute. Def going to be coming back to reference this vid in the future
Just have seen your axe videos, thought i would watch this one. What a needed, and thoughtful approach to life. What an awesome video!
All very true. I'm in the UK and gave up my TV licence about 15 years ago and also stopped buying newspapers and magazines. It's so freeing. Massively agree with the food preparation too, it slides when my mental health isn't great but that's when it's needed the most and I try as soon as possible to make something, even a soup, it's soothing to make something from scratch. Tech boundaries are important but I think boundaries in general regards to your time and how people treat you are SO important. I don't feel this is cult like, just good, stripped back advice xxx
@thehappinesstree8089
Жыл бұрын
Also, I think most people follow you because of how you look and the impressiveness of your wood chopping but you're very articulate and can tell there's so much more depth to you ❤
@elbruhmomentonumerodos9227
Жыл бұрын
So did you completely cut out news?
@jimmylarge1148
9 ай бұрын
Tv license? U gotta pass a test to watch tv over there?
@TheLadyBlerd
2 ай бұрын
@@jimmylarge1148no owning a TV in the UK its more like owning a car in the USA where in order to use it legally you pay the government for the license (UK) / registration (USA) to operate it. Most over there treat it like an utility bill, while there's a way to opt out (what the op did) but they may need to prove they don't own a TV as the government there has people that do home checks and hand out fines if you own a TV enjoying the available signal but don't have a license for it. This is just my best understanding of it.
Hey man, this was a random video to come across but i really needed to hear this. Honestly im 22 living alone and i struggle with taking care of myself. It seems like everything you have said is everything i need to do to feel better and get back on track. Having a great routine will give you great life.
@joshr805
11 ай бұрын
you're twenties is a fun and rough time. looking back i had no idea what i was doing with my life until i was 30. he had some really good points here, looking back i wish i had more friends like this guy when i was in my twenties, the people you surround yourself with have a huge impact on your life weather you want them to or not. i was thinking about getting a VR headset now im going to go pick out a splitting maul. haha sometimes its good to have a little reality check even if its some random guy i just found on youtube.
@Brisbanesdaddy
7 ай бұрын
I live alone too, I have lived alone for 35 years. It can financially be a struggle. The more you learn to do for yourself the better life will be for you.
I'm from Bosnia and live a life just like you keep moving every day chopping wood every other day and that keeps me fit and wouldn't change anything about it. Here in Bosnia we get something like this on the cradle and I'm proud that my father and grandfather taught me something like that
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
That is really cool that you shared!
@Igor-my6ml
11 ай бұрын
Odakle si iz Bosne i ja sam, isto od malena cijepam drva i najbolja je stvar za snagu, kako fizicki tako i psihicku.
I’m 100% with you that’s why I got my self my own land start doing old school way and keeping my mindset fresh having peace is key to happier life
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
Gotta get the human parts back into our lives!
@madesimba1660
Жыл бұрын
@@ThorenBradley definitely for some people at my 25 age are more focusing on not existing life when life is right in front of you that’s what scare me the time I have my own kids how different would it be when everything is taking off your hands that’s why I’m glad I ain’t the only one who would love to live this hand made
Agree 80% and I do 4 of the 5 things. My exception is that as a husband and father of six, I believe it is absolutely my responsibility to stay up on current events so I can prepare my family for what is coming and do my best to keep them protected. That said, I've found news sources worth following over the last 23 years and that's what I follow. None of them are the legacy MSM outlets. I have a request for a video...do one on rehafting an axe. I've done it in the past, but had the heads slip like 1/4" when I started using the axes. Love your channel! 👍
@Tbowie13
2 ай бұрын
I agree with your assessment. Ya gotta know what's going on.
The news part: 💯
It good to see a young guy this day in age choosing physical work instead of looking for the "easy" way...myself ,when my back starts hurting ,being in mid forties, splitting wood is the 1st thing i do...life is hard sometimes, physically and mentally, but physical work like, splitting wood, is very therapeutic.! Keep being a good inspiration..Lord knows people need em this day in age..Shalom brother
Thank you for this video, Thoren. You precisely summarised the thoughts I'm having since many years now. I'm 31 now and giving my best to live by these (and other) principles. Much love! Keep splitting, keep moving.
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
YES! 31 here too!
Just decided to look into your channel more after seeing another short of yours. Only 4 minutes in, but I agree with you so far. I've been making bricks by hand for a couple of years just to build stuff I've wanted. Sure, I could buy them, but ease is a small part of value.
Thanks for your insight. We need to unplug and get our feet on mother earth. Soothes the soul. Take care Thoren.
Yass!!! I bought a house with 30 acres in 2013...my life hasn't been happier! You have put my mindset in this video.
F%$#@kn awesome my brother, you actually inspired me to cut wood, and pulled me out of a very dark place. Now, I'm back training. And my passion for cutting wood is more than ever. Huge ups bro. Love your style. 💪🇦🇺🔥❤👊
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
Bro made my entire day!!!
@jaredtansley3236
Жыл бұрын
@@ThorenBradley Keep up your positive cutting bro. Because your are helping people find themselves.
Whoa…I already do all 5 of those! News has to be my number one for the simple fact that it’s so negative now. New channels spend soooooo much time of the bad/negative stories & hardly ANY time on a positive ones. It’s depressing.
Love your message. Im a firefighter (pretty sure) in the same area you live in. I saw you’re into wild game meat. If you haven’t yet, you should come out on a duck/goose hunt in the sac valley. I take people out all the time. Keep spreading your word!
Well said ,on everything! Definitely made me think and re-evaluate things in my life! Thank you! ♥️
Bought an acreage in order to raise my own food as well as grow what I can. Feed my own and as many of my friends and family as possible. I feel you about the importance of providing for yourself and knowing it’s healthy food. Keeps me moving always fixing or building and improving the facilities. Not much time to sit around and it’s fresh air and good vibes around here with out the hustle and bustle of the city and all its people
Mi sono iscritto al tuo canale perchè mi è piaciuto il tuo stile e come lavori, ma con questo video ho capito che il lifestyle che hai descritto è quello che sto inseguendo anch’io. Che bello aver scoperto che anche tu hai questa mentalità! Keep going🤟💪
Im going through a tough and testing time in my life at the moment, and watching that 2 minute video of yours about why you hand chop wood instead of using automated machines really changed my view on the "saving time" topic you talked about. Im only 20 I know I still have a life time ahead of me and theres no valid reason for me to feel the way I feel but I still work towards bettering myself everyday, your videos helped me realize I am not going to mentally improve by sitting on my ass all day and that I need to get up and take action right now. Keep up the good work and rock on!
I really do enjoy your videos. Honestly, I saw someone watching a short of you busting huge tree trunks into pieces and was.. ehem... impressed, but since I have looked you up and listened to you ,now I am seriously impressed. These "culty" ways should be how everyone wants to live. I know I am always working on those 5 things and a few more, but it is so unusual and rare to find anyone even remotely interested in those ideas without having a bunch of other "oddball" ideas mixed in that actually ARE cultist.And I have never heard anyone present these ideas grounded in beliefs that are so intellectually based, or with as much grace. It is refreshing to listen to you.
Ahoy man. Big fan of your timber spliting. Thank you for sharing. Everyone should have rules/ standards to live by its important and I'm also a firm believer of hand crafts, to build or carve or paint or sculpt keeps you healthy physically and mentally
You're definitely right about the limit on empathy. My brother studies psychology and told me that circa 150 people is the maximum. I agree that it's good to reduce technological encroachments.
Hey Thoren! I'm new to your channel having only just found you, but really love what you do. I live by very similar principals. 90% of my food is prepared and cooked by me at home. It's the only way for me to ensure I'm not eating crap. I'm a hand tool carpenter by trade. I do use the occasional power tool as it's difficult to compete without them, but many of my clients like my traditional approach. News isn't news. Its propaganda and fear-mongering. I find that the best approach is to try to tend the garden that you can touch. I'm a keen cyclist, both mountain and road biking. That is my exercise. I'm 63 and still going strong with excellent health and mobility. I resonate so much with your philosophy on life. I'm very much looking forward to watching much more of your content. I find that beautiful people shine brightly. Thank you for your light Thoren! :o) xx
Exercise is key especially as you get old. I know some 75-80 year old guys that split their firewood by hand and still work a job. And I also know some 60 year olds who can barely move because they don't do anything.
We all lived like this for thousands of years. Cameras and social media make people believe they're the first ones to figure it out. Sigh.
Beautiful video! Thanks for the reverence shown. 🙏
I already do all five of those, just didn’t know it was a “logic” thing. I thought it was just an everyday life choice thing. Part of being an adult and making good decisions. I don’t FaceTime either. I prefer hanging out or meeting up and actually doing something together. It’s good to disconnect. I am rather curious about what happened to your face/eye though. 💗
Man....i found you on IG for your funny content, but this side is amazing man. Love this list and these views! Thanks for sharing it.
Hey Thornton, my granddad only used a woodstove to heat his home, his whole life, no backup gas or electric heaters. He hand split every stick of wood that went into that stove till he was 91, when he had a stoke, he passed at 92. He was a beast as an old man, strong as an ox. My granddad was stronger in his late 80's than most young men in this generation are in their 20's. Anyhow, good on you for showing this to the world.
I love this!!! I’m loving your KZread channel and the depths you go into!!
On the news portion, I think it’s important to take the news with a grain of salt. Our news corporations collude with the government and change the rhetoric we consume to lean more pro- establishment. I’m a leftist, and the news I consume is more independent journalism, however, I enjoy following politics. Not to say I am better than others, but there are many out there that fall for the fear mongering, and let it dictate their lives. Get outside, ground yourself and meditate. It’s important to stay positive and focus on yourself and how your actions can make a positive influence on others. I appreciate your wisdom and viewpoints, you seem to almost take a spiritual approach to life, and that’s really great to see! Thank you for all that you do 😊
I don’t know, I grew up in a blue collar family of mechanics in Colorado and my parents are hippies who wanted to live off grid as park rangers. We camped and fished and I was taught to use every tool and to be outside working and to love it. I raised my kids climbing trees and gardening and using pocket knives, fishing, building fires, helping out on friends’ farms, catching snakes. Making all food from scratch. It only occurred to me as I’ve had to live (hopefully briefly) in the suburbs that the way I love to live that was just normal to me as a kid is somehow weird. As a trainer I get people moving around like real natural humans and it’s like they don’t know how to operate their own bodies in an organic way. All my neighbors have small yards and hire lawn services to mow them. I’m a single mom and my lot is like a third of an acre and I maintain it by myself, cutting and trimming trees, and yes, splitting wood to burn by hand. It’s the only way I know how to be. But I wouldn’t want it any other way. I can’t wait to build my own small house up in the mountains one day!
No joke though I seen little tidbits of your videos here and there. I see you living your best life brother God bless to you! This is my first time watching this video of yours and I can honestly say I even apply some of this to my day-to-day life even before this.
I needed this. Straight up.
Too true dude, I love chopping wood by hand, it's that feeling when a log splits, and the sound of the wood cracking and getting thrown is so fkn therapeutic.
I find listening to my body and finding out where my energy systems are for the day helps me choose an activity level. You're absolutely right. It's best to keep the body in a state of motion. Even when it's something far less stimulating, it'll pay off in the long run.
Impressively reasonable video, great nuance and you make the lifestyle sound promising
I either work, surf, box, ride a bike, or hit the weights/body weight exercises, EVERYDAY. I look great, and I used to not, so all this hard work towards my body image has paid off. It took me almost thirty years to be happy towards myself when looking in a mirror. I have everything in my garage and a pull up/dip station outside. Nothing makes me happier than knowing I put in some effort and time towards myself looking better and feeling stronger. I hit the semi buff category, which I think is pretty cool.
Thanks for sharing i enjoyed being with u hearingu lecture.nice to hear about ya
Really liked it man. Thanks for the information.
Bro, I 100% understand what you're saying about the meals being prepped at home. And you are absolutely right about the parent thing. I'm one of the people that say that, I don't buy fast food. But I do buy the bullshit like frozen pizzas and stuff like that. I want to do better, I have a couple issues to where I'm a single dad. Paycheck to paycheck. Paying the bills just to keep up. I literally have barely any time after I pick them up from school. Because I'm doing homework and laundry and housekeeping, keeping the yard up. Just so many things that's just a few. I don't know what else to do. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Maybe you know something that I don't or maybe you see something that I don't. I'm not just writing this to disagree, I'm writing this for help, advice, and hopes that maybe somebody can shoot me some ideas. It sucks because I'm telling myself that my body and my nourishment is extremely important. But I find it that I'm seeing from the outside in and I just struggled to do anything about it. I'm constantly on my feet, constantly on the go. I definitely exercise every day. I have no choice. But just wanted to say thank you for making this video because it's actually getting me a little more motivated to try to figure something else out.
Great video. I hit a bit of a rock bottom in 2021. Blew my back out, severely herniated L4/L5. As i healed i started working out for the first time in my life, stopped using social media, dont watch the news, never watch tv... I work woth my hands at work a bit, but a ton outside of work. For me its cars. Modifying, restoring, building...gives me the fizz. Also dont watch the news. I can truly say im happier than ever before, and have better relationships too. I will say, i like facetime. Lots of out of state friends i can keep in touch with better. That being said i go to visit in person alot too!
Glad to see you live! on tiktok earlier! Happy Easter and have a blessed weekend!! :)
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
Heck yes! and you too!
@SpiritualWarrior8
Жыл бұрын
@@ThorenBradley thank you! 😊
The world is going to shit, and I don’t watch the news unless it is relevant to what I am trying to find out directly related to a certain topic. I am trying to do something about it, otherwise I don’t even own a tv.. I love the tips. If you aren’t willing to do something about it, don’t consume it. Period. And yes handmade is very important. And fun. ❤my dad fixed cars, built his own house, did all the electrical plumbing, he was a master woodworker made Indian rattles drums and warclubs, and built sooo much. He was a very strong man, and I learned a lot from him. On this earth, he was my hero. And I wish I could have spent more time with him before the “medical” “professionals” cut his life short. But thankfully I know I am going to see him again when I go to heaven. Thank you for the tips. I have to say you are absolutely the hottest ?lumberjack? I’ve ever seen. And I really enjoy your videos(the ones I’ve seen)
Just came across this today mate, just so you know….your normal, a lot of people think the same way, me included. After watching your vids on KZread for the last few weeks I came to appreciate the fact you’re not a pretentious pretty boy and you put your money where your mouth is which is rare these days. Physical activity is key to a healthy mind, keep posting content brother, we all need some positivity in our lives
Thank you for the advice! Hard work and a life full of peace and prosperity is something we need more in this world. The balance has tipped to much and we have have gotten weaker as men. If you have any tips for someone like me who is looking to become a logger and lead this type of life it would mean a lot! God bless❤️
Thanks Bradley, this is amazing and exactly what I needed to hear. God bless you.
@ThorenBradley
Күн бұрын
I appreciate that a ton bro. I will make another video like this one soon!
Awesome thanks thoren..
Mad respect, Thoren.😊 Thank you. That's all.
Well said sir. Thank you.
I think an ideal technology boundary would be to utilize tech solely for work and learning and keep hobbies, socializing, and entertainment in the real world.
This is good advice! I just wish I was younger when I found this way. I make the vast vast majority of food for myself and my family. Its simply a healthier way. I know exactly what my family is eating. And also for exercise. Great advice, thanks!
@MonkTorius
2 ай бұрын
And I absolutely agree with limiting technology. We decided to have strict boundaries of technology with our young son, and I think that that is best for him. Limited screen time and more outside time.
Thanks man, this helps a hell of a lot!
Enjoy your videos and appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I would love to hear what you have to say about maintaining a healthy routine for someone (such as myself), who lives on the road going from job to job and something I would like to learn from you is a nice solid workout routine when living in hotels throughout the year as I do.
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
Saved it on the todo list!
@natek9237
Жыл бұрын
@@ThorenBradley oh that would be awesome. My profession is very physically demanding and I’ve been wanting to find a well rounded way to build on my strength and do it in a healthy manner, it’s very difficult to successfully do this without having the knowledge from someone such as yourself. Keep the videos coming and I’ll be patiently impatient, waiting for your thoughts. Thank you!
Bro, I really enjoyed this video. When I first started watching your videos I thought to myself “man this guys living the life”. I have an amazing wife and two absolutely awesome little boys. I wouldn’t trade that for anything, but when I’m watching your videos I think if it was just me I’d be doing exactly what your doing. Anyways, have a good one bro!
Still in the middle of the video, but man this resonates with me. This is the type of life I'm working to build for myself. I'm in the process of closing on 6 acres of land and can't wait to start building my home and life on it.
I agree with most of this. Good message.
I needed to hear this
Never had TikTok so can’t comment on that side but you’re working for a better mental and physical health for yourself and showing others that they can do the same. Keep chopping and keep up the videos
Mr. Thoren Mighty Swing Bradley; I have been watching your content, I am from South-Africa.. And because of you i am picky about my axes now, and i am enjoying chopping my own fire wood now... Stay the Legend you are Bru
love these video`s, for me i find chopping wood medetative after chopping a bunch of wood happiness and contentment is my personal feeling
I more or less live like this with out even think about it! I have been working in a big hardware store for over 8 years and its still surprise me how little people know about basic things. I have i drive in me to know practical things and i still use knowledge i got when i was a small kid and hanged with my parents looking on when they fixed the car, house, windows and so on...
Took my 9 yr old son to split wood for my fire pit. He loved it! He couldn't split yet but he loved the rite of passage. He loves your videos
Your 100% right brotha, they used to say technology would make our lives easier. Well, it might of made it easier but not healthier, that's why mental illness is up, along with diseases, obesity and other health disorders.
Good job. Love it
I discovered you through your shorts and I instantly knew that you would share this view on life. Just pure manhood: Preparing your own food, being creative, working out, finding peace with the world.
You're a good human my br😂 im listening to your wisdom your way love it
You're spot on bro!
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
Appreciate you brotha!
Great information bro
Brother this is me to a T. I would LOVE to pick your brain man. Im an axe collector and just started a small little wood operation a few months ago and you’re the first person to voice how I feel.
loved this video
Great video, have a great day!
You are awesome dude 😎.
Brother you couldn’t have said it better about machines/corporations and the impact they have on our lives. People are getting too comfortable which creates laziness which then creates diseases and sickness. People need to get out in the heat and work their body’s and move and acclimate their body’s. Keep your videos coming brother.
My car broke down a month ago and i lost my job because of it. I fell into a depressing slump and started sleeping excessively. Which felt great for about a week. Then all of the sudden i couldnt sleep anymore. I tried but would be awake for a few days at a time. I even gained 10 lbs laying around. The reason why is because i wasnt following ANY routine and wasnt getting ANY physical activity. It really woke my ass up. I am still looking for work but i am running the length of my road and back everyday and waking up in the morning and staying awake all day. My sleep pattern has returned to normal and im feeling great. Routine and exercise is everything.
100% fella! While I started this video at Sonic with a mozzarella stick in my mouth! 😅 But seriously, great thoughts, well spoken and most def common sense. I, for one, need to do better on all fronts. Thanks for the insight!
There's nothing better than being out in the woods, away from everything and away from all the distractions of this world ,doing something that people have been doing for thousands of years to keep warm, it's good physical exercise and at the end of the day you can look at that pile of busted up logs and say that you did something, keep up the good work brother
Meaningful physical activity. I enjoy digging. Could hire a digger but I landscape , trench, dig out major levels by spade. Feels good. Makes me strong. Before my shoulder injury I could out dig any man I know. 5'5" woman 💪 It isn't just the grunt , it's the technique & reading the type of soil you're working. Working at getting back to my A game. Use it or lose it 😉
I like this five rules 🙂🙌 well said.
Living an intentional life. Awesome
I completely agree with u man and especially number 4 like I’m a 15 yr old kid and I’m already making my own stuff on my own like from scratch out of scrap wood or metal. Already made a katana and a Kunai.
@ThorenBradley
Жыл бұрын
Dude that is Badass!!
OMG Yes on everything!!! I agree so much with each thing said and I honestly feel better knowing I am not alone on these thoughts. I chose these ways to heal myself from trauma, abuses, illnesses and it's been a work in progress. But as my elderly parents are here for the winter months into spring with me, I see the reality of the exact opposite in their lives especially my mom. She doesn't move, would watch the news 24/7 on TV and tablets which she is on constantly and her health has declined so much. Thank you for this. This was the continued extra push I needed in my life to keep going this route and up my game so to speak. I appreciate your knowledge and wisdom in all of these things. Hey, and now I know to rinse my rice and feed my plants the rice water!!😉
@ThePeacheegal
Жыл бұрын
I've also lost 253 pounds and am still working on that. About 75 more to go. Lower carb, no sugar, no processed or refined food. I've gone a very holistic route and some days are difficult with my MS, but it's under control and without medication!
@jayfron6012
Жыл бұрын
@@ThePeacheegal congrats on your weight loss! That’s incredible!
@Dmoriarty1993
Жыл бұрын
@@ThePeacheegal 253?! Marvellous.
Perfect
I make my kids do 10 push ups every night. They are in 3rd grade, 5th grade and 6th grade. We started them 4 months ago. My 6 grader could barely do 2 when we started. BUt now we're doing 10 together and i'll say " 3 more! Mamba mentality boys!" They used to complain about the extra ones. Now the two oldest compete to see who can do more. My daughter the 3rd grader obviously cant do 10 or more regular pushups. But she does them on her knees and that works for me. We'll do situps some days or squats during sports seasons. Just trying to show them that it doesnt take a lot to do it and they like looking back to see how many they did total for the week. What crazy is the baseball started 2 weeks ago and they are throwing harder and swinging the bat much faster.
Who are you? Like actually, who are you? So on point and well said, so many valuable messages here
Wise words
It’s been said that Thorean was cursed by a witch as a young lad and ever since he just can’t stop chopping wood. He has no use for it, never burns it, just chops, chops, chops away until the end of his days. But in all seriousness, it’s cool that he does yoga. Makes sense. Life is a walking meditation. Or in his case, chopping wood is a form of meditation. I wonder though, do you hunt and fish? Basically living off grid? I’ve always wanted that. It’s not easy like people think, it’s not some hippy existence. It’s work. Constant work.
Tech is important but not always the focus. Personally I like reading books... the real paper ones.... I find i can really enjoy reading without the notification interruptions, its easier on the eyes, and I will always choose a porch swinging and the sound of birds over my headphones when I read 😊
These rules are great. I wouldn't call them cultish.
It sure does. The human body is made to be physically active if we automate everything that makes for a very depressing life. I even bought an abacus so that it would force my mind to calculate numbers better.
Generally on board with the cult! I aim for zero news but inevitably some sneaks through from being on social media and having conversations with people. My stance is that if it’s not “news you can use” and you’re not gonna act on it to try and make the world better, then you’re just contaminating your mind and contributing to things getting worse. I appreciate the reflection on food since that gets pushed aside for me & I have a story that cooking takes a lot of time and effort. But I agree with you about it’s importance! How often do you get to see other humans? It looks so remote where you live-I feel like I’d get lonely!
Yes. Very loyal followers.
I am an artist and I try to draw as much as I can. I draw with pencil and paper. I like to actually create something physical. I don't exercise as much as i should. I have been making more of my own food instead of just going out to eat. Im not a great cook but i can cook a few things. I dont even watch the news anymore, and have been considering subscribing to the local newspaper. Ive also been starting to read more books and magazines, for downtime. I like the feeling of reading something on paper vs a screen. I am in the middle of reading a special Superman "85th anniversary" magazine.
Thoren, this really spoke to me inspiring me in my journey towards a healthier, stronger self. I initially saw you on tik tok, but never thought of you as a thirst trapper, but that you were making training videos for the proper way to split wood (like a boy scout/camper training video) or to work out in a healthier way. I am a 66 yo woman with an ACL problem in one knee, but am doing better daily. I have a question about your sites, there are a couple of different ones and I am concerned about those who re release your content. Can you share which ones are yours so we don't like those stealing your video clips? Does those stealing your content profit them financially somehow?
This is totally doable no matter where you live. I live on the South Side of Chicago and live just like this. Except for the wood chopping 😉
Youre a good man donating to those in need!
I’d love to know what you do for work. I’m 19 and I work in a crate shop, but I’m looking for what I’m gonna do for a career. You seem to be living comfortably and I like your lifestyle. Just looking for ideas for my own life.
Yes 🙌 all this