December can feel like a runaway train, but most of the chaos melts away once you map the actual moments that matter. Larry and Daniel break down a simple system to plan the final eight weeks of the year, enjoy the food you love, and protect the progress you’ve earned. It starts with reframing: you likely have six or seven real events across fifty days. Plan for those hours and keep the rest of your days steady, and stress drops fast. We walk through how to triage social occasions into big, ...
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December can feel like a runaway train, but most of the chaos melts away once you map the actual moments that matter. Larry and Daniel break down a simple system to plan the final eight weeks of the year, enjoy the food you love, and protect the progress you’ve earned. It starts with reframing: you likely have six or seven real events across fifty days. Plan for those hours and keep the rest of your days steady, and stress drops fast. We walk through how to triage social occasions into big, ...
Daniel and Larry dismantle the harmful "all or nothing" mindset that leads many to abandon their fitness and nutrition goals at the first sign of imperfection. • People apply the all-or-nothing approach selectively to fitness but not other areas of life • Social media normalizes extreme, unsustainable approaches that aren't realistic for most people • Focus on the "big rocks" like adequate protein and sleep before optimizing minor details • Work with your reality rather than fighting against...
The Gen Pop Podcast
December can feel like a runaway train, but most of the chaos melts away once you map the actual moments that matter. Larry and Daniel break down a simple system to plan the final eight weeks of the year, enjoy the food you love, and protect the progress you’ve earned. It starts with reframing: you likely have six or seven real events across fifty days. Plan for those hours and keep the rest of your days steady, and stress drops fast. We walk through how to triage social occasions into big, ...
