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Comment on Point/Counter-Point: Anxiety vs. Adventure ft. The Dusty Camel by The Good Badger on Camping Gear TV | The Good Badger

The Good Badger on Camping Gear TV | The Good Badger — Mon, 07 May 2012 17:33:37 +0000

[...] heard a lot about The Dusty Camel and Ian Mangiardi, both on this site and in Appalachian Trials. Ian played a huge role in my thru-hike preparation, and ultimately, [...]

Comment on Appalachian Trail 2012 by Christine Baker

Christine Baker — Sun, 06 May 2012 19:43:00 +0000

Hey there, I am doing a flip flop hike- leaving from CT line May 30 and heading north to Maine. Should finish that section by Aug 22 or so. Sept 1 I will depart SOBO from PA line and should complete by Dec. 21. I am seeking a hiking buddy. I’m also walking for a non-profit called Walk4Good I founded. Check it out at http://www.walk4good.org. If you are interested please email me at info@walk4good.org Thanks and happy trails.

Comment on The Mysterious Absence of Your Lunch Break by Eric

Eric — Thu, 03 May 2012 01:23:00 +0000

Zach, I’m sorry to hear that so many workers eat lunch at their desks. At my job they tell me I must take an hour lunch. Its contractual. When I work more than 8 hours a day it’s time and a half. The company doesn’t like when we stay past our 8 hour shift because then they owe us more money!! More people can have these benefits too if they come together and demand fair treatment and unionize!! Tomorrow 5/3/2012 fight for workers rights at 5:30pm in front of Carlos bakery and Verizon!!

Comment on The Mysterious Absence of Your Lunch Break by World Wide Wednesday « Sports Rapport

World Wide Wednesday « Sports Rapport — Wed, 02 May 2012 15:15:52 +0000

[...] Zach Davis joins forces with the current McDonald’s ad campaign and encourages you to take your lunch break. WILL DO! (Via Bryan [...]

Comment on The Mysterious Absence of Your Lunch Break by Gail Gray/CarolinaATMom

Gail Gray/CarolinaATMom — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 12:37:00 +0000

Thanks Zach, for this very important reminder. The day after I read this, I followed your advice and instead of eating lunch in 15 minutes in my car in a grocery store parking lot, (which I do 3 days a week, driving up to 100 miles a day to see clients with traumatic brain injuries, and 2 days a week eat w/clients at a day program). I decided to find a park and at least eat my lunch on a park bench. We need that time away to let our minds rest, process and prepare for the afternoon’s duties. Both you and my son’s lessons (Loner) learned form the AT trail, in addition to your book, blog and his videos, are teaching me to re-examine and re-imagine my life to make it more authentic and soulful. We can’t let society wrap us so deeply in its net that we forget who we are on a human, deep level instead of a robot just slogging through the work day to survive in someone’s else’s dream.

Comment on 5 Million Steps in 5 Minutes: Badger’s Appalachian Trail Video Slideshow by Tim Ferriss and Appalachian Trials | Appalachian Trials Blog

Tim Ferriss and Appalachian Trials | Appalachian Trials Blog — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 07:36:18 +0000

[...] I went on a hike. I wrote a book. And the rest as they say, is history (cliché [...]

Comment on [Guest Post] Reunited and it Feels So Good by Tim Ferriss and Appalachian Trials | Appalachian Trials Blog

Tim Ferriss and Appalachian Trials | Appalachian Trials Blog — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 07:35:42 +0000

[...] Workweek and The 4 Hour Body. In 2008, a friend gave me the 4HWW as a graduation present (thanks, Jack). At the time, I considered the gift to be somewhat of a joke and the book to be no more than a [...]

Comment on 7 Appalachian Trail Facts You Probably Don’t Know (But Should) by Kiss1004314

Kiss1004314 — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 02:15:00 +0000

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Comment on The Mysterious Absence of Your Lunch Break by BMTStaffingSolutions

BMTStaffingSolutions — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 13:48:00 +0000

We believe in taking lunch breaks. We have a standard of giving 100% to your work and 100% to your breaks. So if you are eating at your desk, you are not giving 100% to either. This standard goes for in the office or in the field. It also goes for staff and managers, alike.

Comment on The Mysterious Absence of Your Lunch Break by zrdavis

zrdavis — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 17:54:00 +0000

AMEN!