I’m not trying to raise kids who eat perfect.
I just think it’s weird that every kids’ practice ends with a juice box, Doritos, cupcakes, & some neon sports drink.
Somehow “let kids be kids” became code for handing them processed food 24/7.
Not for me and my house.
@rfkenmore The collabs have always been terrible. Not sure what's going on. They've been my favorite shorts for a long time, but I'm unsure if I will continue to buy. Quality has also gotten worse.
My current lifemaxxing stack:
- 4:26am wake up
- Workout with the dad crew
- Coffee and bible
- Make breakfast for kids
- Build Utzy Naturals
- Family Bible reading after dinner
- Bedtime stories with kids
- Greek yogurt + berries
- 9:30 bedtime
My current lifemaxxing stack:
- 4:30am wake up
- Read classic books
- 3 hours creative work before 8am
- Lift/run 6x/week
- Eat single ingredient foods
- Present time with fam/friends
- 20-min evening sauna
- Wild Roman skincare routine
- 8:30pm bedtime
Wouldn't change a thing.
Alex Hormozi breaks down his 6-times-a-day lifting experiment.
"I read this research paper. What if we had you lift six times a day, but for like 10 minutes each time? And I was like, cool. So I set a timer, and every 45 minutes, I would go and do one set on three exercises, then I'd go back to work"
"The efficiency of fat conversion to fat that's stored is almost 100%. The efficiency of carbohydrate storage into fat is lower. So I had 200 g of protein and like 800 g of carbs and basically zero fat"