Author: Justin Lewis

When I was young I would sometimes play video games as soon as I got home (let’s say 4 pm) until late that night (sometimes until 4 am). Since then I’ve had my ups and downs. There are times when I would play games like Halo for 8 hours a day, other times where I’d […]

I’ve started working out every day at 8:30 am. As of now, I’m on day 6 and loving it. I’m noticing an immediate change in my energy levels and excited to see how it helps me health wise. I’m doing this on top of intermittent fasting and decreasing carb count. It’s pushed me to eat […]

For the last few years, I’ve been moving towards a more simplified lifestyle. Less sugar, caffeine, and dairy. My next step is moving towards intermittent fasting. I’ve heard a lot about it over the years and feel it could help me mentally and physically. After eating I always feel groggy, slow, and less motivated. I […]

No credit cards. No business loans. No financing furniture. No borrowing of cash from friends or family. The only debt I have personally taken on is that of vehicles. Even then, I buy with the intention of being able to sell the vehicle for what I paid or more. I’m moving away from the idea […]

Over the last 4 years since I met my now wife, Joelle, I’ve been in a constant flow of change. To summarize, we’ve lived in 7 apartments in 4 states, lived in an RV in 31 states, owned 10 vehicles, built multiple businesses, and we now have a beautiful daughter, Emma. It’s intriguing how much […]

I’ve been working hardcore to become a minimalist when it comes to my digital life. Here are 7 changes that have drastically decreased the chaos. 1. I don’t store files on any computers. Instead, I use Google Drive (not the synced version, but the browser only version) and I only take video and photos on […]

In the past, I had thousands of files cluttered across multiple computers of which I had folders within folders with random names that didn’t match what was inside. Today, I have a MacBook Pro and iMac. Both of which have absolutely zero files other than the original stock files, cookies, cache, a few software programs, […]

This is the absolute best advice for someone starting out. In fact, I’ve lived by it for the past 9 years. Here are a few examples that come to my mind of this thought process in action: Don’t have money to hire a web developer? Use WordPress. Don’t have money to buy a camera? Use […]

Finally. I returned my Canon 6d Mark II, 16-35mm and 85mm lenses, and other DSLR equipment. I’m seeing the value in doing everything from a mobile phone now. It’s so fluid, especially with Google Photos automatically syncing video and pictures to the app + my computer. Goodbye, overcomplicated time-consuming setup. Hello simple. For those wondering, […]

I’ve deleted my Twitter and Discord accounts. Both were distractions and pulled me away from what I truly want to be doing. I’ll still use Twitter to see what’s going on in the world, especially crisis events, weather, and news. I’m just not wanting to include my voice in the medium.