From first glance the bathroom stall looked normal, until I opened the door.
Where I expected a toilet there was a hole in the concrete.
I figured this stall was broken so I went to the next one.
Same thing behind door #2.
Considering I was in rural Turkey I suspected either the bathroom was broken or someone stole the toilets so I went out to find my friends.
I asked if they’d seen a sign that said the bathrooms were out of order.
Sensing the joke was on me from their inability to contain their laughter I turned and watched a few women go in the bathoom.
This is when I learned there never were toilets – that’s how things are in certain areas of Turkey.
After that road trip I had a new respect for barbell squats and the strength I’d built in my legs.
As the years have passed I can assure you many gas station bathrooms have reinforced why I maintain my leg strength.
Same goes for keeping up the rest of my body strength as I’m a fan of packing my big black Chrome backpack heavy for my adventures and avoiding checking bags.
Since this bag has been rumored to be as big as me, I have to stay strong to not tip over when I pack it to the gills.
Being strong is about being free to adventure without limitations.
It’s also my investment in myself to do whatever I can to stay out of a nursing home because I never had kids.
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So…what would investing in being strong allow you to do?
My podcast episode 542 with Niki Sims comes out today and we talk all about the intersection between strength and independence for life.
If you’re dreaming of a life of adventure without the prospect of ending up in a nursing home – you want to listen to this podcast!
Click the link below and listen in!
Here’s to being strong for life,
Dr. J
PS: Speaking of being strong…mental strength is just as important as physical strength and my pal Theresa Lear Levine is hosting a FREE workshop on Friday the 14th at 12p ET on intergenerational trauma and how to free yourself from it! Learn more by clicking HERE.