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The Foodie & the Athlete
According to Wikipedia, “A foodie is a person who has an ardent or refined interest in food, and who eats food not only out of hunger but also as a hobby.” The first time I met Steve Mansir, I was … Continue reading
Posted in attitude, better sleep, cardio training, Diet, fat loss, Foodie, goal setting, Health & Fitness, increased focus, learning from mistakes, life path, Nutrition, nutrition for better sleep, personal development, seeking wisdom, sleeping problems, strength gain, success, Uncategorized, weight training, wise choices
Tagged #diet #health #fitness #wellness, Foodie, mindset, muscle gain, nutrition, personal development, success, weight loss
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Would You Pay $36,500 for a Diet Coke?
I know that question sounds crazy; however, I did and actually much, much more. My story starts with the freedom of getting my driver’s license as a sixteen-year-old. I was already hooked on diet soft drinks, so whenever I stopped … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Einstein, Darren Hardy, dental hygiene, diet coke, diet dr. pepper, gland cancer, Health & Fitness, Jim Rohn, learning from mistakes, Napoleon Hill, Nutrition, piney woods country club, sales, seeking wisdom, soft drinks, Starbucks, success, Tony Gwen, Uncategorized, weight training, wise choices, Workrite Ergonomics
Tagged #diet #health #fitness #wellness, Darren Hardy, diet coke, Jim Rohn, napoleon hill, personal development, piney woods country club, soft drinks, success, Tony Gwen, Workrite Ergonomics
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How Are You Showing Up?
The first time I ever heard that question was from my long-time mentor Andy Andrews. He was speaking live at a large business convention and shared the story about how his mentor, Jones, asked him that very question. Andy was … Continue reading
Posted in Andy Andrews, attitude, boot camp, Brickhouse Gym, communication, customer loyalty, Dawn Pici, ergonomics, Health & Fitness, Joe Pici, John Maxwell, leadership, learning from mistakes, life path, Nutrition, personal development, personality styles, seeking wisdom, success, Uncategorized, weight training, Zig Ziglar
Tagged #diet #health #fitness #wellness, Andy Andrews, attitude, John Maxwell, life path, personal development, success, Zig Ziglar
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Eating on Cruise Control
I am your constant companion. I am your most excellent helper or heaviest burden. I will push you onward or drag you down to failure. I am entirely at your command. You might as well turn over half of the … Continue reading
Posted in appetite suprression, attitude, better digestion, better mood, better sleep, blue light risk factors, cardio training, Christian, Diet, Faith, fat loss, food labels, goal setting, Health & Fitness, increased focus, Jim Rohn, late night snacking, Nutrition, nutrition for better sleep, personal development, personality styles, seeking wisdom, self talk, sleeping problems, strength gain, success, Uncategorized, weight training, wise choices, Zig Ziglar
Tagged #diet #health #fitness #wellness, attitude, drink water, eat healthy fats, eat protein, eat slowly, eat smart carbs, eat veggies, habits, meal prep, personal development, recovery strategy, sleep ritual, success
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28 Days Too Late…
On the morning of September 25, 2020, it hit me out of the blue, and like a ton of bricks, that I hadn’t seen any recent posts from my friend and former client, Damon Taylor. And while the optimist in … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Faith, Follower of Christ, forgiveness, Health & Fitness, Heaven, John Maxwell, learning from mistakes, life path, love, Nutrition, personality styles, recovery from injury, Salvation in Christ, success, the power of associations, trials & tribulations, Uncategorized, weight training
Tagged #diet #health #fitness #wellness, Faith, Follower of Christ, John Maxwell, life path, living with a sense of urgency
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Time Proved Me Right
The golf bug bit me at age 11, and I’ve loved the game all my life. As a freshman in high school, I found myself on the golf team, desperate to hit the ball further. At 5’7″ and 130 lbs., … Continue reading
Posted in Ben Hogan, Golf fitness, Health & Fitness, learning from mistakes, life path, living your dream, personal development, Phil Mickelson, recovery from injury, rotator cuff injury, seeking wisdom, shoulder injury, Tiger Woods, Titleist Performance Institute, torn bicep tendon, TPC The Woodlands, Uncategorized, weight training, wise choices
Tagged Ben Hogan, Golf fitness, health & fitness, Phil Michelson, Tiger Woods, Titleist Performance Institute, TPC The Woodlands
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How Are You Shaping Your Path?
How are you shaping your path? You may not know what I’m referring to if you’ve not read the book, Switch by Chip and Dan Heath. You see, you have two brains which the authors represent with the analogy of … Continue reading
Posted in Andy Andrews, Brian Tracy, career change, Christian, Darren Hardy, Diet, Faith, goal setting, Health & Fitness, John Maxwell, life path, living your dream, Nutrition, personal development, success, the power of associations, Uncategorized, weight training, wise choices
Tagged Darren Hardy, diet, Faith, goal setting, health & fitness, John Maxwell, life path, living your dream, nutrition, personal development, success, the power of associations, weight training, wise choices
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My Secrets for Working Out at Home
On March 16, 2020, my company along with many others across our nation closed its doors. When our boss gave the word, my mind immediately began racing with all the mostly negative ramifications. Beyond the obvious health and financial implications … Continue reading
I Know What I Should Be Doing…But?
How often have you heard someone say, “I know what I should be doing, but I’m just not doing it”? As a nutrition coach, I often hear this as if it’s as simple as flipping on a light switch. In … Continue reading
If Your Why is Big Enough…
As a master trainer and nutrition coach, I talk to many people about their weight loss goals. One statement I always make is that I want this to be the last time they ever start a weight loss program. My … Continue reading
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