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Lessons and Wisdom from Mission 1000
The incredible treasures I’m taking with me from Mission 1000. If I could go back I would still do it. A few days ago I shared in a post why decided to discontinue Mission 1000 (my commitment to gift one thousand 30-min coaching sessions in 500 days) after having gifted 305 coaching sessions. That post…
Six Meals vs Two Meals
The question is are more frequent and smaller meals better for you or are fewer and larger meals better? Six meals vs two meals? Which way to go? You’re probably going to ask, “Doesn’t this depend on your goal? Isn’t it different if you want to lose fat vs to gain weight/muscle?” The…
Stevia vs Truvia
If you want to use a natural 0-Calorie high-intensity sweetener, you may want to consider stevia or Truvia as opposed to artificial high-intensity sweeteners, such as Aspartame (NutraSweet) or Saccharine (Sweet-n-Low). But then what is stevia and what is Truvia? How do these two compare? Stevia is the common name for high-intensity sweetening compounds, extracted from…
Two hours a week – that’s all I do
The lie: more training after 50 is how you fight decline. The truth: the body needs far more rest than training. Especially after 40 and 50. I train two hours a week. Three sessions. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 35-40 minutes each. Full body every time. Circuit format. Compound movements. HIIT. Done. I’ve been followed these fundamentals…
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The Two Ways We Create Our Individual Realities – And How to Master Them
In this video, I discuss the fundamental principles of reality creation. I emphasize that it is not about making things happen through sheer force of will, but rather through aligning our beliefs, thoughts, and behaviors with the desired outcomes. I explain that our beliefs shape our thoughts, emotions, and actions, which in turn determine the…
New Federal Rules On Snacks Sold in US Schools
Excerpts from this article in PreparedFoods.com with my comments and thoughts: Snacks sold in U.S. schools from next year (July 2014) must be lower in fat, salt and sugar, according to federal rules aimed at giving students more nutritious options and fighting childhood obesity. This has been taking too long. Measures like this should have…
