Author | Filmmaker | Host of Tola Talks
One of the significant changes in the housing market is the passage of The 21st Century Road to Housing Act. This legislation focuses on increasing the supply of homes available for purchase, which is a critical step in addressing housing affordability.
Plus, stay motivated to workout when you’re not motivated at all…and get your workout in! Peace – R
What’s your sleep type? Are you a lark, robin, or nighthawk?
I just took a fun New York Times quiz to find out my sleep style, and it turns out I’m a rare lark! Up at 3:30 AM, ready to seize the day while everyone else snoozes. Sleep isn’t just about rest; it affects your energy, mood, and overall well-being. If you’re struggling with sleep, it might be time to reassess your habits!
Have an awesome Wednesday everyone…and get your workout in! Peace – R
Today marks the 300th episode of Tola Talks, and wow, what a journey it’s been! From tackling Bitcoin’s ups and downs to celebrating NASA’s inventions that changed our lives, every episode has been an adventure.
Thanks for tuning in and have a great weekend everyone! And as always, respect the ABC’s – All-body workout, Blissful sleep and Colorful – and get your workout in. Peace – R
On today’s Tola Talks, I share insights on Bitcoin trading, gas prices, and daily routines inspired by Benjamin Franklin, plus a motivational quote by the late and great basketball coach, John Wooden, emphasizing discipline, focus, and self-improvement.
Have an awesome Thursday everyone…and get your workout in! Peace – R
Today I discuss economic trends from Gallup, Bitcoin investment insights, being accountable and taking responsibility in life, plus the oldest name in America, with a remembrance and shout-out to one of greatest baseball players of all time…the Bambino, the Sultan of Swat…Babe Ruth.
Have an awesome Tuesday everyone…and get your workout in! Peace – R
Today the magic numbers are 2 and 4, that is to say, we’re giving two RIP shout outs to rock and comedy legends, Meat Loaf and Louie Anderson, plus there’s only two (or maybe four) more episodes of Tola Talks Texas. We’re also talking about the four NFL teams left in the playoffs after their super close games this weekend – 49ers, Rams, Bengals and Chiefs – plus the top four stories including kudos to tennis champion, Martina Navratilova, for her comments regarding China’s Peng Shuai, as well as kudos to the peaceful protesters in the Defeat the Madness rally on Washington, DC. And no worries if you’re getting crushed with your stocks or cryptocurrency holdings (like I am). Because it’s a blood bath out there that’s bound to rebound. But hey, what do I know.
Have an awesome Monday everyone, and get your workout in!
Today we’re talking about the cancel culture (aka the call-out culture) as a modern form of ostracism and why it should be rebooted, or more specifically, treated individually on a case-by-case basis. And kudos to the new employment website, redballoon.work, for their efforts to value freedom of expression and go beyond the cancel culture where employees are free to work without fear of being on the wrong side of their employer’s politics. No doubt Americans are in need of a higher functioning democracy with less censorship and less judgement upon others for their personal choices, not to mention the need for everyone to embrace Love the Five Y’s – Step 22 of my book, How to Drink from the Fountain of Youth. Plus get ready for a long Crypto Winter – or not if you ask me – although there are plenty of reasons why Bitcoin is poised for a precipitous decline.
Today we’re talking fact vs. fiction when it comes to inaccurate claims about children being hospitalized for COVID (3,500 actual vs. 100,000) plus total US deaths and comorbidity, including highlights of the Fox News interview with Bret Baier and CDC director Rochelle Walensky; the negative affects of 5,000 schools still being closed for in-person learning; kudos to Marc Cuban for his clarity on Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin as an inflation hedge and better than a lottery ticket; plus a breakdown of soaring obesity rates throughout the US (up 26% since 2008) to an all time high of 42.4%.
Today we’re talking about the 2021 US Capitol attack and crazy piranhas in Paraguay attacking humans; tennis champion Novak Djokovic being refused entry into Australia; more Los Angeles mask mandates even though they’re ineffective; crazy Texas trivia including it’s illegal to milk someone else’s cow; continued protests in Kazakhstan severely disrupting the Bitcoin mining industry amid more cryptocurrency price plunges; plus four more steps to Everlasting Youth as well as diet and fitness tips when you’re under the weather (like me today).
Today we’re talking about the negative impacts the pandemic continues to have on children of all ages, especially more school closures leading to our worst “academic achievement crisis in living memory”, as well as suicide rates rising sharply among girls 12-17 years old (up 51% from 2019-2021); another variant called IHU in France that is “definitely not worth worrying about at the moment”; kudos to Green Bay Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers pushing back on criticism for hugging NFL reporter Erin Andrews in a postgame interview on Christmas Day; decriminalization measures in NYC meant to combat their growing crime; the good and the bad news when it comes to US companies hiring employees in December (good) while thousands of flights are still being cancelled and more Broadway shows are closing their doors (bad); plus good news from Goldman Sachs about Bitcoin potentially reaching $100,000 as it takes store of value share away from Gold. And of course, more talk about drinking from the Fountain of Youth and my new Tola Yoga class at Plano Athletic Club starting this Saturday at 12:30p.