Nothing

Yup, you read that right.  We did it for charity in 2018 and now it's back by popular demand!  For less than $10 bucks you can get immediate access to absolutely nothing. LOL  Why? Why not?   Let's raise a bunch of money for charity again! 

Once you purchase nothing at the rate of $9.95 you will receive nothing but an email confirming you purchased nothing.  Nothing isn't just a lifestyle.  Nothing isn't just a state of mind.  Nothing is nothing!!

You might be surprised to find that there are actual benefits of nothing. When you turn off all distractions, it allows space for your subconscious to expand, ultimately boosting your creativity. When distracted, our mind jumps to the most obvious answers when trying to solve problems.

When you purchase NOTHING:

(1) You’ll be mentally stronger. While a 2014 study from University of Virginia showed that more people would rather receive electric shocks than be alone with their thoughts, research shows that mentally strong people take time to be alone with their thoughts.

(2) You’ll be more compassionate. When you disengage the distractions and stresses of every day, the solitude gives you a chance to consider and better understand the human condition, and delve more deeply into your innermost feelings and convictions.

(3) You’ll cope better with change and the unexpected. The HSE Laboratory of Positive Psychology tested 200 students and found that those who felt good about alone time tended to be more mature and more resilient to life’s challenges.

(4) You’ll feel more well-rested. A survey of 18,000 participants showed that “spending time on my own” and doing nothing was one of the top choices on how to recharge.

(5) You’ll be happier. A 2016 study published in the British Journal of Psychology asked 15,000 adults about their levels of life satisfaction, and found that people who spent more time alone with less social interaction felt more fulfilled.

(6) You’ll be more productive. People who take some down time find that when they return to the usual daily activities, they feel rejuvenated and better equipped to get things done.

(7) You’ll be more creative. A 2017 study from the University of Buffalo showed that individuals who spent time alone were better able to express themselves creatively.

(8) You’ll be better at solving problems. Stepping back and clearing your mind, even sleeping on a problem, is often the shortest distance between you and your best answers.

(9) You’ll be more self-reliant. Being fully engaged in our work, family and social circles breeds a dependence on others, while being alone generates self-esteem, self-dependency and self-reliance.

(10) You’ll reboot your brain. Seizing some unscheduled time can give you a break to let many thoughts settle, which makes it easier to restart your mental processes.

(11) You’ll concentrate better. The influx of email, texts, phone messages and other communications eat our bandwidth and clutter our thinking. Declaring a moratorium on such input makes it possible to take back control of your thoughts and mental capacity.

(12) You’ll think more deeply. Our days are so packed with stuff to do and think about, it’s hard to separate out a little time to ponder the most important things in life. Taking a little time out gives you an opportunity to ruminate on your key values, beliefs and organizing principles.

(13) You’ll be less stressed. A research project at the University of Rochester in 2017 showed that quiet time slowed down the parts of the brain that caused heightened awareness, which led to easier access to relaxed states.