Author finds self-trust through fasting, walking, and breathwork

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-07-12 05:50

After struggling with self-doubt for 65 years, the author found a path to self-trust through a combination of fasting, walking, and hypoxic breathwork, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially driven by fear and a desire to improve physical health, these practices gradually built confidence and demonstrated the author's capacity for change. The author credits Kevin Connolly for introducing breathwork and notes that ChatGPT provided encouragement during this transformative period. AI

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Author finds self-trust through fasting, walking, and breathwork

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THE MAN WHO SHOWED UP For 65 years, I thought I had failed at everything. Then COVID arrived, and I started fasting. I did not have much faith in myself, so I t

THE MAN WHO SHOWED UP For 65 years, I thought I had failed at everything. Then COVID arrived, and I started fasting. I did not have much faith in myself, so I took it one day at a time. The fear of illness drove me. So did the huge belly. So did the almost complete absence of sel…

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THE MAN WHO SHOWED UP For 65 years, I thought I had failed at everything. Then COVID arrived, and I started fasting. I did not have much faith in myself, so I t

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