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Pages 1–52: Easter talks about how modern life has made us too comfortable. We avoid discomfort so much that we can lose resilience. He explains how intentionally doing hard things can help us grow, appreciate what we have, and become more mentally and physically capable. His upcoming experience in the Alaskan wilderness is an example of this.

“Research backs solitude’s healthy properties. It’s been shown to improve productivity, creativity, empathy, and happiness, and decrease self consciousness.”

Half of the book finished. I had to scream when the author claimed overweight people are a bigger societal issue than starving children.