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Today I want to talk about a funny yet interesting phenomenon:

"Rawdogging a flight."

It’s the latest travel trend where passengers go full-on monk mode and ditch all forms of in-flight entertainment.
 
No movies, no TV, no music, no books, not even a doodle in a journal.
 
The only thing allowed?
 
Staring at the real-time flight tracker like it's the most riveting soap opera ever. This minimalist, almost monk-like approach to flying might just be a big middle finger to the current state of air travel.

But hey, this isn't exactly a new phenomenon.

People have been watching paint dry and grass grow for ages.

Apparently, some folks have been training for this level of boredom for years.

Take an Ironman, for example.
These superhumans tackle a distance that’s the Mount Everest of endurance. We're talking 8 hours for the pros and a grueling 12-16 hours for the rest of us mere mortals.

And guess what?
They can't use any communication devices in a "distractive manner" during the race.
No phone calls, no texts, no jamming out to their favorite tunes, no social media, and definitely no selfies.

Break this rule, and it's a one-way ticket to Disqualificationville.

Compared to that, rawdogging a flight seems like a walk in the park.
Mental toughness is one of the most underrated skills out there, and the ability to delay gratification for something that seems utterly bonkers might just be the ultimate prize.

So next time you're on a flight, maybe give rawdogging a try.

Or, you know, just bring a book….

I bring this up because if your thinking of tackling a project.. there is no need to raw dog it.

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