Quick gauge:
Clear pee every hour = overhydrating and flushing minerals
You want: Light yellow urine, No afternoon crash, No cramps
That’s mineral balance!!!
You can drink 3-4L of water a day and still be dehydrated at the cellular level
Headaches, fading focus, craving salt
Don’t googling symptoms, start the basics
With meals:
Add ¼ tsp sea salt as baseline
Athletes / heavy sweaters:
3,000–5,000mg sodium/day
Sedentary?
2,000–3,000mg is usually enough with potassium-rich foods
The 10 Finger Rule: (S/O my men’s group)
Raise 5 fingers up those are the mentors pulling you higher.
Reach 5 fingers down those are the men you're lifting with you.
This is how real growth happens. Not by gatekeeping. By building. Together.
If you're new to fitness and overwhelmed, here's all you need to focus on:
– Eat lean protein + fruit every meal – Sleep 8 hrs, same time nightly – Get daily morning sunlight – Train 3x/week (anything you enjoy) – Cut alcohol completely
Master this for 60 days.
Everything feels urgent, until your body breaks.
Then you realize there’s only one non-negotiable: your health.
Money can be replaced, businesses rebuilt, relationships restarted.
But health is the only bank account you can’t refinance. Every choice is a deposit or withdrawal
Try this:
•Aim for 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise per week (e.g., brisk walking, cycling).
•Include strength training twice weekly to support overall cardiovascular health.
•Engage in activities that improve flexibility and reduce stress (e.g., yoga).
Your heart is a muscle…we must TRAIN IT.
Better cardiovascular health means better endurance, stronger lifts, and faster recovery.
Your gains should not be stopped in the weight room
LDL: Travels through the bloodstream delivering to the cells that need it (too much of this causes the build up of fatty deposits called plaque)
HDL: Remove excess cholesterol from the cells, returning to the liver to be detoxified
If I had to explain this to a 4th grader 👇🏼