Most think running or lifting is about willpower/discipline. What if it was just about making it fun & designing things people want to do.
My dude @zachpogrob built Aura. An app that turns your run into art you can share. Because when the experience feels good, you keep going.
You don’t need more affirmations.
You need more work.
Talk to yourself all you want, but if your actions don’t back it up, your brain knows you’re lying.
Yes, I eat like this and stay lean.
My clients do too because burgers and fries are awesome.
If someone says you can’t lose fat eating this, they’re stupid.
On lower cals?
Use 96/4, fat-free cheese, and less potato
PS: Ketchup’s sugar-free. I don’t want to get fat 😉
There’s always pressure.
To eat what they’re eating.
To drink what they’re drinking.
To do what they’re doing.
But if you want uncommon results, you’ll need to get comfortable making uncommon decisions.
If it’s your first month…
Forget weight loss.
Forget building muscle.
Forget the supplements.
Your first month is about showing up.
Change your behavior before you try to change your body.
“It’s taking too long” — that’s the lesson in patience.
“I’m overwhelmed” — that’s the cost of leveling up.
“I keep slipping” — that’s the test of commitment.
“I don’t feel ready” — that’s the cue to move anyway.
“It’s not fair” — that’s the world. Face it.