Sentences with phrase «giving bulletproof vests»

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As we continue to look at the spiritual armor God has given us for our spiritual battle, we look at the ancient type of bulletproof vest — back then, they called it the breastplate.

If you're already drinking Bulletproof Coffee and you give my keto Rocket Fuel Latte a try, I'd love to hear how you feel.

Multiple studies have given us bulletproof evidence that regular exercise brings significant psychological benefits — for example, one Harvard study has shown that ten weeks of strength training reduced clinical depression symptoms more successfully than traditional counseling.

Another thing you could do that I would personally appreciate is if you took exactly 23 seconds and went over to the iTunes webpage, or your iTunes app and just gave Bulletproof Radio a 5 - star rating, just tell people it's good.

I guess maybe I'll give it a try, I have a container of egg whites in the freezer from when I did make bulletproof coffee for a while.

Dave Asprey: You gave the audience at the Bulletproof conference, this year we had about 30,000 people, and you're on station, and I hadn't plan to have you there, but I was like, «This is too good of a story.»

What this is doing is it's freeing up a little bit of time for me to finish the new book, and it's also making sure that you've seen the most important, most impactful, most useful content because I believe really deeply with Bulletproof Radio that given that we're pushing 50 million downloads, the number of hours that are consumed just listening to Bulletproof Radio is more than 100 human lifetimes.

So in this chapter, I'm going to give you seven of the best tools I've discovered for making your mind - body connection as bulletproof as possible, and ensuring that your body is equipped to handle as much stress as possible from lifestyle and exercise.

I've been too afraid to try bulletproof coffee you until now, but maybe now I'll give it a try!

We won't call anything bulletproof without less than a week with the device (especially given horribly depressing comments muttered recently by RIM's CEO), but BlackBerry OS 4.6 has been around for several months and been on a few devices at this point, and the Curve 8900, so far, seems like the most stable and least buggy product RIM has shipped in a while.

In the Senate, a companion bill would also give schools money for physical improvements, such as installing metal detectors or bulletproof doors.

«It gives members who've signed on a bulletproof electronic trail,» Leduc says.