The Redeemed Second Half
Vic HoltremanFor men in their 40s, 50s, and 60s who lost the life they built and refuse to let that be the end.
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The Drinks Count Too
For years I tracked everything I ate. Logged meals, snacks, protein shakes, the handful of pretzels at 10 PM. I’ve written about what that data taught me about protein and staying lean at 64. I built a whole system of accountability around ...
If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is
I was in my twenties, a fry cook with no plans for the future, and convinced I could be an amateur card counter. I wasn’t. I couldn’t count past +6 without losing track of the conversation at the table. But I’d read a book about it and that...
You Don’t Need to Burn More Calories
I wear an Oura ring. It tracks my sleep, my heart rate, my steps, my workouts. It knows when I lift. It knows when I do housework. It knows when I ride my motorcycle for two hours on a Saturday afternoon.
What Do You Worship?
After my divorce, my net worth was cut in half. I rebuilt it in eighteen months through crypto. I should’ve taken that money off the table and put it into traditional investments. The kind that would’ve generated a solid five-figure monthly...
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Built ScreenRant.com and GameRant.com. Rebuilt my body, faith, and life in my sixties after my divorce at 59. For men who refuse to waste the second half.
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