Alec Wells

Helping You Look, Feel, and Perform Better
More Energy, More Efficient, More Effective & More Muscle
15 Years Experience

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

I've been coaching Marco on and off for a few years.

He came to me because he wasn't happy with his reflection in the mirror.

He had a poor diet, drank alcohol daily, no energy, and couldn't see a way out of his nightmare.

His body and mental health reflected his lifestyle, and he felt like a shadow of his former self.

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[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

@humzaakhalid Brain

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

You’re a unique snowflake.

A coach isn’t there to provide you with all the answers.

You have to become your own coach to succeed.

A coach is there to guide and provide insights.

But they can’t give you all the answers.

There’s an infinite amount of ways to achieve a result.

The coaches job is to tease out what’s best for you given your situation.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

No one wants to hear that the solution is to pay close attention to what you’re eating to change how you feel and look.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

If everyone did 10 minutes of stretching every night, before bed, instead of scrolling, the world would be a better place.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Movement is a performance enhancer for the brain

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Have you noticed how most health influencers that push a calorie deficit and disregard food quality all have bad skin, carry excessive body fat, and are constantly bashing other creators to get ahead?

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Bullying yourself into health and fitness defeats the purpose.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

@shesanerdtoo @MotherPuppies can't stress enough having your blood work examined by a functional health practitioner

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

You need to be following a training program if you want to see results.

At least get a free one from Google or AI.

It’ll be quite shit but way better than what you’re doing now.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Motivated people have created systems and processes in their day so they can consistently maintain high energy.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

@herculesdey No forward thought on the application and process of what they want to achieve.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

@mtshub Sloppy foundation, sloppy results

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Consistency is what's holding you back from achieving your goals.

Here's why 99% find it difficult to stay consistent:

1. They don't have an emotional reason for wanting to achieve their goal.
2. They don't have a system that makes life easier.
3. They have no accountability around their goals and who they want to become.
4. Their identity doesn't match the person they need to be to achieve.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Outcome Goals:

“See my abs”
“Add 10kg to my squat”
“Lose 5kg”

Process Goals:

“Walk every morning”
“Add protein to every meal”
“Commit to a strength program”

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Habits compound up and down.

- Scrolling first thing
- Skipping workouts
- Ordering food in
- Procrastinating

You cement a low standard of being in that's hard to undo.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

@THEROSSHARKNESS Focus is becoming more and more rare.
Focus on being more focused

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

@ZubyMusic What a life. You just get to reset and go again. Absolute magic

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@mtshub Cheers big dog, you too

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

You don't feel motivated because you haven't linked your dream world to your daily actions.

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Your life shouldn't feel like an uphill battle.

Yes, motivation can be fleeting.

And discipline is necessary to get it done at times.

But, not all the time.

Here's a slightly different perspective on motivation to most:

[Alec Wells @CoachAlec_]

Doing more of what matters to you and your future gives you endless motivation.

You don't need discipline to pursue a life that you love.

Figure out what you value.

Connect to it daily.

Build a life around it.