I have so many conversations with people who start plans with the best of intentions. They follow the plan, they do well, and then something happens. They fall off. Something derails them. Eventually they find another plan or guru and repeat the process. Why does this happen? In the moment, it can be a lot of things. However, at its core... it's all about self-leadership. Here's why.

We know that for longterm change, behaviors have to change. What does that mean, though? What if there was a formula to break that process down into parts, pinpoint exactly where it might need some help, and even to help troubleshoot it if things aren't going as well as you hoped? There is, and I get into it here.

It seems that so many of us forget that, when it comes to goals, setting them is only the first step. You've got to achieve them next! Of course, that can be a lot harder. It's not just because goals are hard. There's some real brain principles involved here that often stand in your way. Here's three quick tips that I use with my clients, including a couple you don't hear talked about much, to short-circuit those brain roadblocks and get you actually achieving what you set out to do.

Let's cut the crap. The Internet is full of BS fitness, nutrition, and mindset tips. Many of them are fine, but they really aren't what you can apply to your daily life. Here are three tips for each that I use almost every day with my REAL clients, who are real people with real families, jobs, lives, and who still want to be the BEST.

What to do when you are behind in a goal? I was on a long ruck this weekend and thinking about what to do if I ended up being behind in my goal. If you're like me, then your tendency is to start to rush, skip steps, and often end up failing because of it. Instead, here is a simple system you can use to stay out of the mental and emotional trap of getting behind and becoming worse off.

Let's be real: There's a whole lot of us who are used to having a full gym and all the toys to play with but are currently stuck with limited equipment at home or in a communal garage. So how do you increase the challenge when you can't just go to heavier weights? I got you. In this podcast I go over three of my favorite strategies that I use with my remote clients to help them get stronger, faster, and in better shape... even if they are limited with equipment.