6 simple weight loss tips:
1. Count your calories
2. Cut the booze
3. Hit your fibre goal
4. Stay hydrated
5. Untangle the emotional trauma tied to food, forgive your parents, heal wounds, fix your finances.
6. Eat your protein.
This video is taken from my latest video for people who are trying to exercise but are BUSY!
Busy? This Strength Program Works in 2 Hours a Week
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You are not overweight because you’re lazy.
Motivation and discipline aren’t the answers. How to actually make progress when life is pulling you in every direction.
Watch the full video here: https://t.co/JhGR9QyjXj
Grief is something I want to talk about more.
My dad, my mum, and my sister have all died. Nobody ever gave me a lesson on what that would be like.
Be strong for yourself, and be strong for those around you.
But don’t ignore your feelings and don’t try to numb them either.
“How many times should I go to the gym”
When I first started I thought you had to go to the gym 5 times a week.
The more I’ve coached people the more I have seen that is not true.
If you’re at 0 sessions the benefits of that first strength training session per week is huge.
Working over 33 hours a week alongside a celebrity personal trainer taught me invaluable lessons not just about fitness, but about the power of marketing and personal branding.
Full video:
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Zoom out.
People who win in the long term master the big levers.
Ignore the noise.
Focus on:
– Calories
– Sleep
– Lifting heavier
– Doing what you enjoy
Simple scales. Complicated fails.
Distraction is in the detail.
Most people fail not because they’re lazy, but because they obsess over the wrong things.
What actually drives results:
Fat loss?
Don’t obsess over macro splits or meal timing.
Track total calories.
That alone gets you there.