Peter Attia's Powerful Final Chapter | #283
In my 20s I was a very small, big deal.
I got flown to Australia, Brazil, and Norway to sit on music panels.
I never paid for drinks. People paid me to tell them what kind of shoes to wear.
I hosted my my own talk show. I was in the exalted entourage of James Murphy, swapping fashion tips with Mark Ronson.
But I could never break the sound barrier. I
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