But recently I started asking a different question. Instead of studying what fit older people do right, I asked what they wish they’d done differently. The answers were almost identical. Person after person, the same regrets kept surfacing. These aren’t people who neglected their health…
I used to think healthy people were grinding harder than everyone else. Two-hour gym sessions. Strict meal plans. Supplements lined up on the counter. A level of discipline that bordered on obsession. Think….not. I started paying attention to the people in my life who were actually…
The answer isn’t always yes. Here’s how to know if yours is a problem. I’ve written about car payments before. And every time I do, I get two types of responses: The first group says: “This changed how I think about money. I’m paying off my…
Easy & simple hacks These five habits may look almost too simple to matter, but that is exactly why they work. They do not require special equipment, expensive memberships, or perfect conditions. They require intention and consistency. When practiced daily, they can significantly improve how you…
I asked people in their 60s and 70s one question: “What do you wish you’d started doing earlier?” The answers were almost identical. Not supplements. Not specific diets. Not fancy gym routines. Basic habits. Simple practices. Things they dismissed as too easy to matter — until they…
By the time it feels urgent, the leverage is already gone Most people think they’ll know when their health starts declining. A clear moment. A diagnosis. A wake-up call. Something dramatic enough to force change. That’s not how it happens. Decline doesn’t arrive loudly. It arrives…
An hour of inconvenience now versus a lifetime of limitation later Nobody wants to hear this, but I’m going to say it anyway. I go to physical every single week. Not because I’m injured. Not because something is broken. Not because a doctor told me…
Why the vital few aren’t doing more — they’re simply refusing to stop I’ve spent years studying people who seem to defy time. Not the biohackers. Not the influencers with their ice baths and supplement stacks. Not the ones broadcasting their regimens like a performance. The quiet ones….
No gym. No equipment. Just 10 minutes. After 20 years of gym memberships, I needed a break. I usually take at least a month long sabbatical every year. But I didn’t need that this year, I needed a break from the gym entirely. Yet I still…
You’ve been told your whole life that workouts need to be long to count. An hour at the gym. A 45-minute class. At minimum, 30 minutes of sustained effort or you’re wasting your time. It’s not true. And that belief is probably why you’re inconsistent. Micro…
The fitness industry lied to you about how long workouts need to be I’ve lifted weights for over 20 years. I’ve done the 90-minute sessions. The two-hour gym marathons. The double 1–2 hour sessions in one day. The programs that required meal prep, pre-workout rituals, and…
You’re not saving money buying cheap food. You’re borrowing against your future body and hoping the bill never comes due. It always comes due. That $3 fast food meal feels like a win today. But the cumulative cost of decades of low-quality fuel shows up…
A study of 30 million people exposed the lie about how much exercise you need. You’ve been told your whole life that exercise requires an hour. That anything less is basically pointless. That you need to suffer to see results. A study of 30 million people…
You don’t need to spent 20 years overcomplicating fitness. Multi hour-long gym sessions. Periodized programs. Supplements. The whole production. I did all of this. Then I started paying attention to people who had been fit longer than I’d been alive. And I realized they knew…
Good health is the foundation of success One of the best parts of spending considerable time in the gym is getting the opportunity to meet and chat with people. I’ve learned a lot about health and fitness by chatting with fellow gymgoers. Recently, I had the…