The Elephant The Rider The Path
tl;dr
The reason change is hard is largely due to how people approach it. They try to
change too
Risk vs Reward
The risk vs reward balance is how I govern all of my training programs. I’ve had
many the argument
Why Self-Labelling Keeps Weight On
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know you’ve done this before.
I’m pretty sure
Enough with the New Years Resolutions!
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Indeed, I can't believe it's
Struggling with a New Years Resolution?
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See that sunshine beacon of hope? That's
Skills, Habits and Behaviors
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Basically in fitness, unfortunately most exercise and diet programs only ever
give you a list of things
Six Everyday Elements Holding You Back
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I first stumbled across the work of Kerry Paterson, Joseph Grenny,
The Hierarchy of Human Needs
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*Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
The fundamentals of any activity play
The Idea of Weight Loss vs Execution
Want to get fit, or lose some weight this year? Having a great idea or plan certainly helps, but is it enough? This is why execution matters, maybe more...