“I have been happy. Truly, genuinely… Happy.”

Enough is enough! It’s about time I started to explore and eat at interesting places, the great places and the ordinary!

An curiousity in knowing what I am eating, what are the ingredients and where are the best places for certain types of food has recently begot my interest. I am now dedicating this blog to my adventures in eating different types of foods in my everyday life, and will put up blog posts for each time I go out to eat.

Vancouver, being a vibrant community and with it’s diversity, I plan to explore all the and take advantage of the many restaurants and eateries. After all, who doesn’t love good food that tickle your taste buds?!

Cheers!

And I bid you, Good eating!

A man is not a man because of his biology. He is a man because his actions are deemed manly. The distinction to be made is that gender and manliness are two different things. Biological and social component. You can be male and still not be a true man.

A true man thinks logically, choosing the best option for himself and those he protects. A man is secure in himself, and knows that he is one in a billion. A man demonstrates raw confidence, because confidence is masculinity at its finest. A man is a social creature, constantly meeting and connecting with new people in an effort to make the great journey that is life, a little less lonely. A man has goals and dreams, that he can work towards, and make his life truly memorable. Finally, a man has the action to make all these dreams come true, to be able to take the first step toward an extraordinary life. 

“Before we set our hearts too much upon anything, let us examine how happy those are who already possess it.”
Francois de La Rochefoucauld

Money.
Some people think it is evil. While it certainly can do harm, money itself is not evil. The love of money is the true evil. In fact, the love of anything - other than what matters most is evil. Money is a tool. It is neutral. Heck, it’s just paper. It lends itself to be used in ways that we see fit, and we can choose to use it to do good or harm. While it can be a way to buy the things we want to make us feel happy (if only for a moment), money is not happiness. True Happiness must come from within, and not straying from what matters most. This is the key, as you do what is important to you and makes you happy, you will find that the right mindset will allow for more happiness and naturally money will follow.