BEST Program for a Regular Guy | Dan John

Dan John
12 Mar 202315:42

Summary

TLDRDans ce script de vidéo, l'interviewé partage ses conseils pour rester en forme et en bonne santé, en particulier pour les parents récents. Il suggère de réduire la graisse et de renforcer la musculature, de suivre une routine quotidienne comprenant une méditation courte, une mobilité de 30 secondes, une boisson café instantanée, et un entraînement intensif de 8 minutes. Il insiste sur l'importance de consommer des légumes à chaque repas et de les voir facilement dans le réfrigérateur, pour faciliter leur consommation. Ces conseils sont destinés à aider à maintenir un mode de vie actif et sain, même avec les contraintes du quotidien.

Takeaways

  • 👶 L'auteur partage ses expériences personnelles sur la façon de gérer la santé et la forme physique après l'arrivée des enfants.
  • 📝 Il recommande de rédiger une liste de tâches à faire avant de se coucher pour planifier la journée suivante.
  • 🧘 L'auteur suggère de pratiquer une méditation d'une minute pour commencer la journée sur la bonne note.
  • ☕ Il propose de boire du café instantané pour se stimuler rapidement le matin.
  • 🏋️‍♂️ Il conseille une séquence de mobilité et d'exercices de musculation en une minute pour rester en forme.
  • 🏃‍♂️ L'auteur encourage de faire de l'exercice physique régulièrement, même si c'est juste quelques minutes par jour.
  • 🥗 Il insiste sur l'importance de consommer des légumes à chaque repas et de les rendre visibles dans le réfrigérateur.
  • 🍲 Il recommande de préparer et de stocker les aliments de manière à ce qu'ils soient facilement accessibles et visibles.
  • 📱 L'utilisation d'applications pour la méditation et la gestion quotidienne est un outil utile pour les parents occupés.
  • 👨‍👧‍👦 L'auteur souligne que les parents peuvent servir de modèle pour leurs enfants en adoptant des habitudes de vie saines.
  • 💡 Il met en avant l'idée que même de petits changements dans le mode de vie peuvent avoir un impact positif sur la santé et le bien-être à long terme.

Q & A

  • Comment Thomas ou Tomas envisage-t-il l'entraînement après la naissance de son enfant ?

    -Thomas ou Tomas a dû devenir plus intelligent dans son entraînement après la naissance de son enfant, car il avait moins de temps libre et devait s'adapter à cette nouvelle réalité.

  • Quels sont les défis auxquels les parents récents peuvent être confrontés lorsqu'ils cherchent à rester en forme ?

    -Les parents récents peuvent faire face à des défis tels que le manque de sommeil, le port de bébés qui peut être épuisant, et des difficultés à se remettre d'un entraînement physique intense.

  • Quel conseil donne-t-on pour aider à réduire la graisse et à renforcer les muscles ?

    -Le conseil donné est de se concentrer sur la réduction de la graisse et sur le renforcement musculaire, en suivant un programme d'entraînement approprié.

  • Pourquoi est-il important de combiner les questions de Thomas ou Tomas et de Luke ?

    -Il est important de combiner ces questions car, malgré des besoins différents, le concept de base reste le même : rester en forme et en bonne santé tout au long de la vie.

  • Quel est le secret du narrateur pour commencer sa journée de manière efficace ?

    -Le secret du narrateur est de travailler dur de manière continue pendant de nombreuses années, puis de profiter des avantages de cet effort.

  • Quel est l'objet que le narrateur a inventé pour aider à rester organisé ?

    -Le narrateur a inventé un système de cartes-notes qu'il utilise comme 'carte pirate' pour planifier et rappeler ses tâches quotidiennes.

  • Quel est le programme d'entraînement proposé par le narrateur pour rester en forme ?

    -Le programme proposé inclut une méditation de une minute, une séance de mobilité de une minute, un entraînement complet en huit minutes, et l'importance de manger des légumes à chaque repas.

  • Pourquoi est-il important d'écrire une liste de tâches à faire avant de se coucher ?

    -Écrire une liste de tâches avant de se coucher permet de mieux gérer le temps, de se concentrer sur les priorités et d'éviter de se sentir surchargé le lendemain.

  • Quel est l'avantage de faire de la méditation avant de commencer sa journée ?

    -La méditation permet de se recentrer, de réduire le stress et d'améliorer la concentration, ce qui est bénéfique pour démarrer la journée de manière positive.

  • Quelle est la méthode proposée par le narrateur pour une alimentation équilibrée ?

    -Le narrateur recommande d'avoir des légumes à chaque repas et de les placer de manière visible dans les réfrigérateurs, comme dans des bocaux Pyrex ou des bocaux en verre, pour faciliter leur consommation.

Outlines

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👶 Père et entraînement : ajustements de la vie quotidienne

Le script aborde la question d'un nouveau père sur la manière de maintenir un niveau de forme malgré les contraintes liées à la paternité. L'orateur partage ses expériences personnelles, notamment comment l'arrivée de ses propres enfants a influencé sa manière de s'entraîner, en étant contraint d'être plus intelligent et efficace. Il aborde également la question de la difficulté à récupérer et à s'entraîner mentalement en raison du manque de sommeil et des responsabilités accrues. L'orateur propose une approche de formation pour rester en forme tout en étant un 'tout-venant' actif, plutôt que de viser une performance élitaire. Il mentionne également l'utilisation de cartes mémo pour planifier et organiser sa journée, soulignant l'importance de préparer une liste de tâches avant de se coucher pour une meilleure organisation du temps.

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🧘‍♂️ Routine quotidienne pour l'équilibre sain et bien-être

Dans ce paragraphe, l'orateur suggère une routine quotidienne pour rester en forme et en santé, même avec un emploi du temps chargé. Il recommande de commencer la journée par une méditation d'une minute, suivie d'une boisson de café instantané pour se stimuler. Il insiste sur l'importance de la mobilité et propose un programme d'exercices courts pour maintenir la condition physique, comme les squats et les haltères. Il met en avant 'My Perfect Workout', un ensemble d'exercices qui prend seulement huit minutes, pour maintenir la force et la forme. Il conclut en soulignant l'importance de l'alimentation, en particulier de consommer des légumes à chaque repas, et de servir d'exemple à ses enfants en les incluant dans son régime alimentaire.

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🥗 Alimentation familiale saine et organisation des repas

L'orateur partage ses conseils pour maintenir une alimentation saine et équilibrée, en particulier en incluant des légumes à chaque repas. Il propose d'utiliser des contenants en verre Pyrex ou des bocaux mason pour stocker et présenter les légumes de manière accessible, facilitant ainsi leur inclusion dans les repas quotidiens. Il donne un exemple concret de son expérience personnelle, en décrivant comment il prépare rapidement un repas composé de plusieurs ingrédients frais et fermentés, comme du saumon, du kimchi, de la choucroute maison, des haricots blancs préparés, de l'avoine et des fruits, sans avoir à passer beaucoup de temps à cuisiner. Il insiste sur l'importance de rendre la préparation des repas aussi simple que possible pour encourager une alimentation saine.

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🚶‍♂️ Vie familiale et équilibre entre vie personnelle et parentalité

Dans le dernier paragraphe, l'orateur réfléchit sur l'évolution de sa vie familiale et sur la façon dont la vie a changé à mesure que ses enfants grandissaient. Il partage ses souvenirs des défis rencontrés lorsque ses filles étaient plus jeunes et comment la vie a progressivement pris un tournant positif, en particulier lorsque les enfants ont commencé à être plus autonomes. Il mentionne également les préoccupations et les craintes qui accompagnent la parentalité, tout en reconnaissant que ses propres enfants étaient de bons enfants. L'orateur espère que ses conseils aideront les auditeurs à trouver un équilibre entre la forme physique, la santé et les responsabilités familiales.

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Keywords

💡Père récent

Un 'père récent' est quelqu'un qui a eu un enfant depuis peu. Dans le script, l'orateur discute de la manière dont la paternité a influencé sa perception de la forme physique et de la santé, en particulier en termes de gestion du temps et d'efficacité de l'entraînement.

💡Entraînement

L'entraînement fait référence aux activités physiques menées pour améliorer la condition physique et la performance. Le script aborde l'entraînement dans le contexte de la vie de parents occupés, en mettant l'accent sur l'importance d'être intelligent et efficace avec le temps limité.

💡Mobilité

La mobilité est la capacité du corps à se déplacer sans restriction. L'orateur mentionne un programme de mobilité d'une minute qu'il pratique quotidiennement, soulignant l'importance de la souplesse et de la préparation physique pour les parents occupés.

💡Méditation

La méditation est une pratique mentale visant à atteindre un état de relaxation et de conscience accrue. Le script recommande une méditation d'une minute pour aider à démarrer la journée d'une manière positive et productive.

💡Perfect Workout

Le 'Perfect Workout' est un programme d'entraînement abrégé de huit minutes proposé par l'orateur, conçu pour ceux qui ont peu de temps. Il est mentionné comme solution pour les parents occupés qui souhaitent maintenir un niveau de forme raisonnable.

💡Végétarien

Le végétarien est un régime alimentaire qui exclut la consommation de viande. Dans le script, l'orateur insiste sur l'importance de consommer des légumes à chaque repas, en les gardant visibles dans des bocaux pour faciliter leur consommation.

💡Liste de tâches

Une 'liste de tâches' est un ensemble d'actions ou de choses à faire, souvent préparées la veille. Le script recommande de rédiger une liste de tâches avant de se coucher pour structurer la journée suivante et améliorer la productivité.

💡Santé globale

La 'santé globale' fait référence à un état d'équilibre entre le corps, l'esprit et l'activité. L'orateur discute de la manière dont l'entraînement et l'alimentation peuvent contribuer à une meilleure santé globale, en particulier pour les parents qui cherchent à rester en forme.

💡Café instantané

Le 'café instantané' est une forme de café préparé à partir de grains de café déshydratés. Dans le script, l'orateur le mentionne comme un moyen rapide et pratique de se préparer un café du matin, ce qui peut aider à démarrer la journée avec énergie.

💡Mason Jars

Les 'mason jars' sont des bocaux à bouchon hermétique, souvent utilisés pour la conservation des aliments. Le script les recommande pour stocker et rendre visibles les légumes et d'autres aliments préparés, facilitant ainsi l'adoption d'une alimentation saine.

Highlights

Combining two questions to address the challenges of new parents maintaining fitness and health.

Insights on how sleep deprivation and carrying children affect recovery and training.

The concept of 'skinny fat' and the importance of reducing fat and building muscle strength.

The need for a training approach suitable for regular individuals rather than elite athletes.

Introduction of a daily 'pirate map' as a to-do list for maintaining productivity.

The recommendation of a one-minute meditation app for time-strapped individuals.

The benefits of writing down tasks before bed to improve sleep hygiene.

Using instant coffee for a quick morning routine to save time.

A one-minute mobility program for daily physical maintenance.

The 'Perfect Workout' routine designed for efficiency and overall body exercise.

Transcripts

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now on this question here

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on this question here I'm going to

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combine two people's questions so Thomas

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uh or Tomas asks a good question I'd

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love to get your insights on how a

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recent parent think about fitness and

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health oh man I tell you you can just

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look at my journals when the baby showed

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up and you can just see by the way

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Thomas or Tomas uh

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in my I learn more when Kelly and

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Lindsay were first born I learned more

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about training then because I didn't

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have any time and it had to just be

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smarter than ever

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so he he talks about this as you

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probably still have vivid in your mind

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the poor sleep brutal uh carrying kids

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and the nagging eggs that show up or

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make it harder to recover and even get

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the brain to train uh he mentions being

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a little skinny fat father of two great

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kids uh he always follows my advice you

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crazy person I'm focusing on reducing

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fat and then some muscle strength now

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the reason I want to combine this

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question is because it's going to give

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you and Luke basically the same answers

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I do notice a lot of folks in the Q a

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and Forum posts are all about training

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for Elite Performance which is great but

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I'm just a regular guy wanted to be an

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all-arounder never going to win an

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Olympic medal and don't need to put up

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ridiculous numbers in the weight room

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for someone who wants to be an

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all-around active person one who'd like

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to go surfing snowboarding I love it and

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continue doing it into it and the

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occasional cricket match I want to

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continue doing this until 80 or so how

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would you approach your training so in a

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sense what I want to do is answer both

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your questions kind of at the same time

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because even though there are different

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needs the concept's the same

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you know as the father of two you you

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you want to stay in condition as long as

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you can at least that's what I think

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with my babies

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um and of course the and I do I do

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probably answer a lot of questions about

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Elite Performance at dju probably uh I

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sometimes feel I don't but you know you

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you know you're right so the thing I

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came up with you and for you too and I

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invented this and I'm going to sell this

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idea this is a great idea I've invented

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these uh send me send me 200 and I'll

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send you I will send you these uh this

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is just a these are what when they

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called anyway uh

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note cards I think they're called uh and

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that's what it says here and what I like

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about this particular brand is they

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stick

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you know which is nice you know

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especially if you use them like I do for

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reminders and what I did so I have this

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pirate map that I follow every day and

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this is my journal this is my current

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Journal

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and I like it and this is my current

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pirate map but you know this is a pirate

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map for a

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you know a 65 year old man who does

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weekend workshops and does some work

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online I can wake up anytime I want most

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days I don't

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because I go to bed so early I wake up

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early and I have this great thing you

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know I do this you know I do these

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things every night and I do all this and

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you're all probably leaning in oh what's

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your secret well my secret is you know

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uh you know work work work really hard

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for you know I don't know 50 plus years

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and then uh enjoy the benefits of it so

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there's your plan well that's in both

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cases I want to address and help you as

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best I can so

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what I thought would be a good idea is

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this so I I came up with I what I

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consider a a program for both of you and

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I'd like my my listeners to see if this

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has any value first

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so when I looked at this I I came up

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with some numbers okay let me so every

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night before you go to bed I think you

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should have a to-do list for the next

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day and one of the things I noticed with

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myself anyway if my to-do list says

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email Pavel

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I just do it right there before I go to

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bed if it says send a message to blank

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about blank I'll just send a message to

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blank about blank and so sometimes

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um my to-do list isn't

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um

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some days oh this is today's okay

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yeah so today I mean I have a little

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note to myself and my to-do list is one

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thing today

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one thing so it's a pretty easy day now

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there's other days that are tough uh by

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the way I also I don't write down a lot

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of things like practice with my with my

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throwers is at noon every day I don't

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need to write that down in my pirate map

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that's just what I do I don't

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necessarily write down everything I've

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got to do especially with something I do

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every single day kind of like brushing

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your teeth you know I don't make a note

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to myself to brush my teeth I sort of

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kind of remember it after you know a

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fairly long life of doing it so what I'm

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going to recommend to you guys is this

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first off get yourself a pad of

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something I like this note card and

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before you go to bed anytime you have

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any quiet time at night write down the

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things you have to do tomorrow now if

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you notice after a while you don't have

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very much that's probably better when I

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wake up uh I do I do a 15 minute

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meditation on an app called brain.fm but

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both of you are struggling for time so

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what I have what I would recommend it's

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it's an app called

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one moment meditation

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um and it's on every every app and

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here's the upside it's free and it's a

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one minute meditation

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I press the button the little man

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closes his eyes and then it goes ping

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and then for one minute I count my

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breaths okay

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now I might be unique on this but I find

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I find for myself that if I take five

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six or seven breaths that's usually my

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better days it's now if I take 30

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breaths in a minute that's probably a

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good day not do anything oddly I find if

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I'm like three or four that doesn't

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always mean a good day either I I I'm

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sure there's a good scientific reason

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for it but I don't care it's just

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something I've noticed

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so

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writing down your to-do list before you

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go to bed uh

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I don't know 15 seconds

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your one minute meditation now one of

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the things I do every day before I go to

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bed is I make a pot of coffee and I set

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it for the timer however

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I also do something my brother Gary

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taught me I always keep instant coffee

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around and then while you're doing okay

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you you roll out you do your your um

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um just you know before you do your

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morning PP you you flip on the The

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Kettle the I use an electron electric

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kettle here in the United States we call

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them teapots flip that on

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and by the time I kind of you know

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peruse around the house and making sure

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the doors are closed and stuff like that

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the hot pot is hot I take mines to

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coffee and I drop it inch and I have my

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cup of coffee

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it's far faster for me to do that than

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to make a whole pot of coffee and there

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are many nights where I when I express

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when I had little ones that doing making

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the pot of coffee would have been the

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thing that would have sent me over the

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edge

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for your workout do my one minute

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Mobility thing I every day I hang for 30

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seconds and then I sit at the bottom of

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gobble squat for 30 seconds that's my

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one minute Mobility Program so

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one minute meditation one minute

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Mobility instant coffee and then I would

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do if I were you both for a while anyway

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something along the lines of My Perfect

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Workout

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so one minute Mobility The Perfect

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Workout takes me eight minutes now if I

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walk it'll take me longer but so the The

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Perfect Workout is uh left hand left

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knee down

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eight half million presses

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right hand right knee down eight half

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kneeling presses

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hang for 30 seconds again

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drop down left right hang left right

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hang three sets of eight in the presses

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and the extra hangs

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then I put on my glute Loop and I do my

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hip thrusts I do hip thrusts and clam

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shells my favorite one in the mornings

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is

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15 hit thrusts 15 clam shells 14 14 13

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all the way down to one one

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if that's all I get in the day it's a

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good day then I do I and get a

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broomstick and a weight I use a

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kettlebell you do a goblet squat it's

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it's in it's it's in the YouTubes I do a

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gobble Squad I put the weight down at

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the bottom I pick up a stick I stand up

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with an overhead squat I go back down

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with that stick

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I put the stick on the ground I stand

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with the gobble squat that would be when

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I stand up with that gobble squat that's

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one rep five is pretty good I've done up

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to eight but I find that the last three

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reps just get you tired and then I March

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in place with that same kettlebell uh

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left and right hand suitcase carries

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that workout takes me eight minutes and

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I have a real-time example of it uh on

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here on the YouTube channel

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um I have one last piece of advice for

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you but I want to think I want you to

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think about this one minute meditation

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instant coffee

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one minute Mobility eight minute workout

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that puts us at 11 minutes

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and if he can't find 11 minutes in a day

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and I and I know sometimes you can't but

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generally if you can't find 11 minutes

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in a day we have some other issues we

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need to talk about uh and then the final

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thing is I think you should eat

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vegetables every meal and I want you to

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model to your children that you eat

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vegetables every meal so one of the

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things I do and I so I buy Pyrex over

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here at Smith's Food King they have

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these little Pyrex assortments I get

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nothing for any of this you know that

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but they come in this size Pyrex this

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size Pyrex in this size and there's the

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three lids and I have three sets of

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those but I always put my oatmeal and I

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put my vegetables and I put my no my

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kimchi is in a glass jar and I'm about

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to make the point here so when I open up

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my fridge I have

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any prepared foods I have like I make my

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own sauerkraut I put my diacon that's a

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a yellow radish

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um so when I open my fridge I can see

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the vegetables this is important because

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you don't always have time so about a

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week ago my breakfast was this I didn't

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have much time I open up my fridge I

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pulled out some salmon I put the cold

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salmon on a plate I added two different

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kinds of kimchi's I added my sauerkraut

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which I have to make more of I had a

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diacon I added my overnight oats which

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are in a clear thing too I did throw a

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little bit of yogurt on not very much

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blueberries oh and then I have sushi

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ginger in there I threw that on too and

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then I usually have those little oranges

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the clementines that are big this time

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of year I usually have one of those with

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a meal like this and it just explodes in

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color but here's the thing there's no

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cooking and I threw everything on the

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plate in half a minute and I was able to

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eat so my advice to both of you is uh

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long-term get that in first so basically

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get your veggies in because you can see

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them and you're just going to shovel

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them onto a plate

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get that least that eight minute workout

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in get that in and uh if you have more

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time that's when you walk out the door

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and you get your walking boy you'll love

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that after a few days I can't tell you

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how much better I feel when I walk after

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my Perfect Workout

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so um

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patent pending

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I do expect to this will be the thing

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that makes me a trillionaire uh

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so no one steal this idea okay

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um so that's kind of my advice not only

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for a father trying to stay in shape but

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for any of you who who want to to look

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good and feel good the rest of your life

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you'll notice there's a blend there I do

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talk about sleep hygiene writing your

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to-do list before you go to bed is very

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healthy because you then you're not

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chasing your and by the way when I write

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sometimes I even put down a phone number

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uh the phone numbers of people I have to

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call or any information I'll just stack

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it all right next to it so it's all

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right there very often I will highlight

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like if I like to say this is something

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for the doctors oh I mean I'll I'll

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highlight the phone number and I'll

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highlight something like that just so in

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the morning when I pick it up it's just

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so much easier and the easier and easier

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to make things easier it is to keep

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doing them but so I've got sleep hygiene

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in there I've got meditation there I

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like to start my day with uh freeing up

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my free fatty asses by drinking coffee I

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got mobility in there I've got a General

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nice overall body workout I emphasize

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vegetables and

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you can see them because they're in

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Pyrex or mason jars oh mason jars those

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the mason jars that are this big are

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probably the the healthy person's best

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friend yes I make my sauerkraut there

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yes that's why but using that to store

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your food when you come home from the

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when you come home from the store and

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you do the work I think you should chop

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a dice you just shove that right in

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those mason jars so you can see what you

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have in there it works great for fruit

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it works great for uh now there are

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there are some that you you don't want

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to store with the lid tight and but I

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always you know I always put the lids on

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everything but so those are my ideas I

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think there's some value to them

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um I have been there I trained at a

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fairly high level but you'll notice in

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my athletic career there was a big dip

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and it wasn't it wasn't with Kelly I was

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my best years as a lifter was 91 when

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Kelly was one she'd go to meets she was

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darling and there's nothing as Lindsey

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but when we had two little ones things

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got very difficult interesting by 1996

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and you can watch that video of John

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palerman coaching John Powell coaching

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me in 1996.

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um I was kind of back up it so when the

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girls were two and four uh my life got

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radically easier of course when they

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went to the same school my life got even

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easier and of course then it got real

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easy when they could drive themselves to

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their friends houses

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that made my life much easier so and

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then of course you have all the other

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issues you worry about them doing

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something

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uh stupid but they didn't they were good

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kids hope that helps hope that helps

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