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Image | How Best To Use The Time Remaining
How Best To Use The Time Remaining
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by Adam Taggart

Executive Summary

  • Useful frameworks for time management
  • Building better health through functional fitness, mobility & sleep
  • Building stronger relationships through science
  • Building resilient/passive income streams (that you own & control)

If you have not yet read Part 1: Living On Borrowed Time , available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.

We often ends our articles on this site with “It’s time.”

By that, we mean there’s no wiggle room left.

If we want to avoid being collateral damage when the systems we depend on inevitably snap due to their inherent unsustainability, we’ve got to get going — now! — on transitioning to the models that will persist afterwards.

Society will not likely do this advance work. But you can.

Below is our guidance on the most important investments to start making now with your time. It includes a catalog of educational videos from recent live PP events and webinars, exclusive to our premium subscribers.

Getting started, when it comes to wisely prioritizing how to best spend your time, you want to be sure to focus on… (Enroll now to continue reading)

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How Best To Use The Time Remaining
 PREVIEW by Adam Taggart

Executive Summary

  • Useful frameworks for time management
  • Building better health through functional fitness, mobility & sleep
  • Building stronger relationships through science
  • Building resilient/passive income streams (that you own & control)

If you have not yet read Part 1: Living On Borrowed Time , available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.

We often ends our articles on this site with “It’s time.”

By that, we mean there’s no wiggle room left.

If we want to avoid being collateral damage when the systems we depend on inevitably snap due to their inherent unsustainability, we’ve got to get going — now! — on transitioning to the models that will persist afterwards.

Society will not likely do this advance work. But you can.

Below is our guidance on the most important investments to start making now with your time. It includes a catalog of educational videos from recent live PP events and webinars, exclusive to our premium subscribers.

Getting started, when it comes to wisely prioritizing how to best spend your time, you want to be sure to focus on… (Enroll now to continue reading)

ENROLL NOW TO ACCESS PART 2 IN FULL

 

Image | Living On Borrowed Time
Living On Borrowed Time
by Adam Taggart

A full decade and some $14 Trillion in newly-printed money later, plus the cheapest interest rates in recorded history, and yet the central banks have not been able to restore growth to the global economy. The experiment has failed.

What good is Dow 30,000 if 75% of us can’t afford a house or scrape together $400 in an emergency?

Living On Borrowed Time
 by Adam Taggart

A full decade and some $14 Trillion in newly-printed money later, plus the cheapest interest rates in recorded history, and yet the central banks have not been able to restore growth to the global economy. The experiment has failed.

What good is Dow 30,000 if 75% of us can’t afford a house or scrape together $400 in an emergency?

Image | CSI: US Equity “Markets”
CSI: US Equity “Markets”
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

What happened last night — the Fed money hose connected to the Trump admin’s use of Bloomberg to pump out another China trade rumor — is really a crime scene.

I’m not sure which bothers me the most, that it happened again, or that it worked again. Neither speaks very highly for the integrity of the system.
CSI: US Equity “Markets”
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

What happened last night — the Fed money hose connected to the Trump admin’s use of Bloomberg to pump out another China trade rumor — is really a crime scene.

I’m not sure which bothers me the most, that it happened again, or that it worked again. Neither speaks very highly for the integrity of the system.
Image | A Vision For Living Regeneratively
A Vision For Living Regeneratively
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

Executive Summary

  • Requirements for
    • Regenerative Natural Systems
    • Regenerative Relationships
    • Regenerative Community
    • Regenerative Culture
  • Putting it all into action

If you have not yet read Part 1: What’s Possible? , available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.

Vision Elements

As many Peak Prosperity readers are aware, I’m working closely with a few of you behind the scenes on wrestling a lot of ideas expressed on this site into a grand vision of a model for a new and better way of living — one that improves upon the many unsustainable and failing elements of the current status quo.

The idea to which I am now most keenly attracted, and which is drawing so much of my attention, concerns being in a community dedicated to regeneration.   For the land, for each of us as individuals, for each other, and especially for the all the generations to come.

There’s a bottomless amount of work to be done.  The task is relentless.  And it’s rewarding and meaningful.

I’m reading many excellent books and articles and doing what I do best, which is to sift through a lot of information, enough so that a coherent distillation can be created and then shared.

Here are the gleanings so far… (Enroll now to continue reading)

ENROLL NOW TO ACCESS PART 2 IN FULL

 

A Vision For Living Regeneratively
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

Executive Summary

  • Requirements for
    • Regenerative Natural Systems
    • Regenerative Relationships
    • Regenerative Community
    • Regenerative Culture
  • Putting it all into action

If you have not yet read Part 1: What’s Possible? , available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.

Vision Elements

As many Peak Prosperity readers are aware, I’m working closely with a few of you behind the scenes on wrestling a lot of ideas expressed on this site into a grand vision of a model for a new and better way of living — one that improves upon the many unsustainable and failing elements of the current status quo.

The idea to which I am now most keenly attracted, and which is drawing so much of my attention, concerns being in a community dedicated to regeneration.   For the land, for each of us as individuals, for each other, and especially for the all the generations to come.

There’s a bottomless amount of work to be done.  The task is relentless.  And it’s rewarding and meaningful.

I’m reading many excellent books and articles and doing what I do best, which is to sift through a lot of information, enough so that a coherent distillation can be created and then shared.

Here are the gleanings so far… (Enroll now to continue reading)

ENROLL NOW TO ACCESS PART 2 IN FULL

 

Image | What’s Possible?
What’s Possible?
by Chris Martenson

As we look at the multiplying signs of failure across our economy and the environment, society is slowing realizing that we need to start doing things differently if we want a future to be proud of. Those awakening to this are asking: What should we do?

I think a better question to ask is: What’s possible?

That’s the question that has been waking me up early in the morning for the past few weeks.
What’s Possible?
 by Chris Martenson

As we look at the multiplying signs of failure across our economy and the environment, society is slowing realizing that we need to start doing things differently if we want a future to be proud of. Those awakening to this are asking: What should we do?

I think a better question to ask is: What’s possible?

That’s the question that has been waking me up early in the morning for the past few weeks.
Image | Art Berman: Houston, We Have A Problem
Art Berman: Houston, We Have A Problem
by Chris Martenson

Every week in our Off The Cuff Series, we interview expert minds on the premium side of PeakProsperity.com. These discussions are unscripted and informal, where my partner Chris Martenson and his guest react to recent macro developments and predict the likeliest repercussions. Every once in while, when we have an exceptionally timely conversation, we’ll make…
Art Berman: Houston, We Have A Problem
 by Chris Martenson

Every week in our Off The Cuff Series, we interview expert minds on the premium side of PeakProsperity.com. These discussions are unscripted and informal, where my partner Chris Martenson and his guest react to recent macro developments and predict the likeliest repercussions. Every once in while, when we have an exceptionally timely conversation, we’ll make…
Image | A Note Of Gratitude
A Note Of Gratitude
by Adam Taggart

Chris and I have been tremendously busy behind the scenes for the past several months (ever since our April seminar) working on big plans to substantially multiply this site’s impact.

Through them, we intend to bring the Peak Prosperity message to many more people, produce more content at higher quality than we’re currently able to, and expand the resilience-building solutions we offer.
A Note Of Gratitude
 by Adam Taggart

Chris and I have been tremendously busy behind the scenes for the past several months (ever since our April seminar) working on big plans to substantially multiply this site’s impact.

Through them, we intend to bring the Peak Prosperity message to many more people, produce more content at higher quality than we’re currently able to, and expand the resilience-building solutions we offer.
Image | Epic Fail
Epic Fail
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

The US Federal Reserve currently believes they are doing “good” by preventing downturns and sending asset prices higher.

But in reality, they’re setting the stage for a very disappointing future. Perhaps even a violent one.
Epic Fail
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

The US Federal Reserve currently believes they are doing “good” by preventing downturns and sending asset prices higher.

But in reality, they’re setting the stage for a very disappointing future. Perhaps even a violent one.
Image | The Phantom Mania
The Phantom Mania
by Chris Martenson

Well, stocks are back at all-time highs. Ignited by the Fed’s “Not-QE” program and endless Trump administration teases of an “imminent” China deal, the S&P 500 has been propelled above its upward Bollinger band — a hyperextension only seen one other time since 2007.

Every week since Not-QE was announced has seen the S&P close green (this week finally ending the streak, barely). We’re officially in a melt-up, where both good news and bad news are accepted as valid reasons to push stocks even higher.

But what’s notable about this melt-up is that it’s missing a compelling narrative. Every past asset price mania required a feel-good mantra that convinced the masses “This time is different!”.

But today? What’s the radically better future being promised? Where’s the party train headed to?
The Phantom Mania
 by Chris Martenson

Well, stocks are back at all-time highs. Ignited by the Fed’s “Not-QE” program and endless Trump administration teases of an “imminent” China deal, the S&P 500 has been propelled above its upward Bollinger band — a hyperextension only seen one other time since 2007.

Every week since Not-QE was announced has seen the S&P close green (this week finally ending the streak, barely). We’re officially in a melt-up, where both good news and bad news are accepted as valid reasons to push stocks even higher.

But what’s notable about this melt-up is that it’s missing a compelling narrative. Every past asset price mania required a feel-good mantra that convinced the masses “This time is different!”.

But today? What’s the radically better future being promised? Where’s the party train headed to?
Image | Sebastian Junger: Is Our Material Wealth Undermining Our Happiness & Health?
Sebastian Junger: Is Our Material Wealth Undermining Our Happiness & Health?
by Chris Martenson

One the most personally meaningful podcast interviews we’ve done over the years was Our Evolutionary Need For Community, recorded with Peabody award-winning author Sebastian Junger.

Since recording our initial interview with Sebastian, we’ve often shared the insights from it with the Peak Prosperity tribe at live events and in our writings. So this week we decided to reconnect with Sebastian, and hear how his thoughts and conclusions on the topic have evolved since we last talked with him.

It’s clear that he believes more than ever that the future prosperity of our society will be rooted in rediscovering how to create and foster the communal bonds our tribal ancestors lived by. And that begins by taking an honest look at the narratives, behaviors, and modern conveniences and temptations that keep us trapped in unhappy, unhealthy isolation.

Sebastian Junger: Is Our Material Wealth Undermining Our Happiness & Health?
 by Chris Martenson

One the most personally meaningful podcast interviews we’ve done over the years was Our Evolutionary Need For Community, recorded with Peabody award-winning author Sebastian Junger.

Since recording our initial interview with Sebastian, we’ve often shared the insights from it with the Peak Prosperity tribe at live events and in our writings. So this week we decided to reconnect with Sebastian, and hear how his thoughts and conclusions on the topic have evolved since we last talked with him.

It’s clear that he believes more than ever that the future prosperity of our society will be rooted in rediscovering how to create and foster the communal bonds our tribal ancestors lived by. And that begins by taking an honest look at the narratives, behaviors, and modern conveniences and temptations that keep us trapped in unhappy, unhealthy isolation.

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