I'm going all-in on this mold avoidance approach

Lately I have been dividing my life basically into two distinct "behaviors," or categories. This framework has helped me set goals and conceptualize how to deal with the inevitable mold avoidance crossroads and compromises. This topic is a bit similar to "laptop stability", which I have covered in the past. However, changing times call for changing strategies... so this is a new mental model I've been working with lately. Hope you find it interesting! 

There is one pivotal concept when it comes to Locations-Based Mold Avoidance, from which all other concepts stem. I think the largest challenge when first studying mold avoidance, is overcoming this intellectual hurdle. That makes it an excellent leverage point, if you are interested in investing a small amount of time with the expectation of a large payoff in knowledge. It took me many years to fully grasp this, I hope you can accomplish the same in a faster period of time! 

This new free episode is either really smart or really dumb. But I'm going all-in on this concept. After all, you only get one body. And in this economy, you probably have one body and not very many dollars. The stakes are high. Choose wisely. 

Normally I write a long and interesting description here, but that would spoil the artfully crafted teaser title :) So, just listen, I think you’ll be glad you did. 

Something so mind-blownig just happened to me. The only way I can explain it is comparing it to how I had to jump-start my truck at the airport recently. The truck was TOTALLY useless while the battery was dead. It could not run heat, it could not take me home, it could not do anything. The experience I had recently was so profound, that this analogy is accurate. A must-listen! 

So in Spring of this year I spent 20 days in Europe. When I got back to the USA, my body was totally different for 2 months. I completely mistook this for "having found good spots in the USA", but actually it was a delayed reaction to the Power Curve benefits gained from being OUTSIDE the USA. I am astonished at this realization and that it took me so many months to put the pieces of the puzzle together. But I'm here to tell the story now after having just left the USA again, twice, in the last month. 

Shrinkflation, worsening toxicity, utility prices, toxic food, with a side of "this is normal, don't question it." Yes, it is finally time to talk about real measures to save yourself first. Next year might be too late. I am not being dramatic. If you can't relate to this yet, just wait. Your turn is coming.

OK the title might be a little bit of an exaggeration, maybe not the "next available flight." But my experience in Europe earlier this year was so profound that it has taken me months to unpack all of the implications. I share some more lessons here, and reasons why I actually am trying to go back soon. If you want detailed airport reports and other tactical tools, check out my premium podcast episodes too.

Bryan just got done traveling all around the USA and Europe. The grass isn't greener (unless you are in the Eastern states, LOL). It's been too overwhelming to think about summarizing my travels and lessons, so I've started - and abandoned - a few attempts. However, there was one interesting aspect that stood out to me, so I figured I'd make an attempt at creating an episode about my travels, centered on that one aspect. If all else fails at least I know there's one juicy nugget in this 60 minute rant. Enjoy!

I've learned since starting avoidance that FRAT - the outdoor mold supertoxin that often causes the onset of mold illness in individuals who are debilitated - is basically my "primary" toxin. Meaning it is the one that harms me the most. Lately I have some bad news to report in relation to the recent Los Angeles area "mega fires." I'm making this podcast as a PSA and warning to my fellow avoiders.