Big Fat Debt

May 25, 2011

Had a good conversation today with my buddy John Barban.
Instead of Nutrition, we talked Economics (One of John’s Interests).
Whenever I get the chance to talk economics with anyone who is knowledgeable I’m always blown away – mostly because it’s an area where I have next to no education.
Of course, eventually we turned it back to nutrition, covering the major economic philosophies, using nutrition and weight loss as analogies (I learn best through analogies)
Now, I’ll get John to post on the some of the concepts we discussed, but for now I want to turn back to one of my favorites
Body fat as debt.
Now, I’ve talked about this before (here and here) mostly because it’s a concept I really find fascinating.
Being overweight is exactly like being in debt.
You ate to much, and eventually you have to ‘pay it back’, otherwise…it’ll drown you.
With money debt, you either have to start earning more or […]

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