At some point doing biomechanics gets you feeling like a kid again

With Reviv you get a little better every day for a long time. And that is awesome.

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I was trying to explain to someone recently why this biomechanical process has a very cool effect on your outlook on life once you’ve been doing it for awhile.

It’s not just that it improves your neurology and makes you happier naturally.

I think it’s deeper than that.

You almost feel like you’re a kid again.

Which is a very weird feeling for someone that is 47 years old and hasn’t been a kid in over 30 years.

But today i’m going to try to explain this feeling because I think it is a very cool side effect of this stuff.

And might change the way humans view life one day.

With Reviv you get a little bit better everyday

Now this is going to sound like a bunch of bullshit to most of you. And i don’t expect you to believe me till you’re about a year into your Reviv journey.

You got over the initial discomfort of the process and have settled into a steady ascend. You got rid of your major health issues and stopped viewing yourself as a victim.

Instead your health, your neurology, your cognitive function, and how you look are all improving.

At a slow but steady pace.

And at this point you have gotten used to the pattern of how this process works. And are ‘bought in’.

Meaning that you accept that it is not BS. You really are just steadily improving and thinking of questions like...

• When does my progress end?

• Does it really end in perfection as this whacko Ken suggests?

And all you know is that tomorrow is gonna be a little bit better than today. Because that’s how it has felt for awhile already.

Tomorrow’s gonna be a bit better than today

I absolutely love this effect because it drives such a positive outlook on life. You go to bed each night knowing that tomorrow you’re gonna be a bit better.

Stronger. Smarter. Better looking.

Today will literally be the worst you will be in decades to come.

And that is pretty friggin awesome.

It’s a bit like the way they describe AI. The AI you are using today will be the dumbest, slowest AI you’re ever going to use in your life.

Because each day it gets a little bit better.

The last time you felt like this was probably when you were a kid

These days I feel like I relate more to kids than I do with adults in terms of my outlook.

For example I might go to an event for my kid like a friend’s birthday party and i’ll be hanging out with some of the parents.

And everyone’s talking about things like what health issues they’re having, how they’re preparing for their retirement, what they’re doing to stay young and in shape, etc.

And I just don’t relate.

Because I have gotten into the mindset that I, by default, know i will have no health issues anytime soon. And I have no desire to retire anytime soon.

I wanna work my ass off and set higher and higher goals.

I wanna make up for a couple of decades where i was on the wrong side of this biomechanical stuff and it was dragging on me like a ball and chain.

I look at life more like my 10-year old son and his friends then these old farty parents. I’ve got a LOT of living to do and it’s gonna be awesome.

I’m gonna kick some serious ass and do some great shit.

And so as I’m daydreaming about this… the adults around me all have that downtrodden look as if it’s all downhill at this point.

Despite the fact that almost all of them are probably younger than me.

Screw that… age don’t mean jack.

Not when you have biomechanical superpowers :)

Closing thoughts

When you step back and look at things from a more philosophical standpoint I think this stuff changes how humans look at life quite a bit.

You see… since the beginning of mankind we kind of assumed that life peaked sometime in our 30’s and then went downhill.

And that we were gonna retire by our 60’s and start acting like an old fart from that point. With more and more health issues as we get uglier and uglier.

But what if that is all wrong?

What if these biomechanics allow us to continue to look and function like we’re 30 for decades and decades as if we’re stuck in a time warp.

What if we just keep humming past 100 yrs old… then 150…

Sounds crazy I know.

And maybe there is some other limiting factor i’m missing that is gonna put a cap on this at some point. But still… i have a feeling this stuff will have us looking and functioning great for far longer than humanity currently assumes.

And that is going to change the way we live our lives.

From my current vantage point… I think we’re gonna enjoy it a lot more. Because we’re gonna do the stuff we love and be with the ones we love for far longer.

So keep your head up… shit’s about to get better ;)