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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2026 · 22 MIN

#141 - 6 Practical Tips To Survive The Summer

from The Jay Alderton Podcast · host Jay Alderton

The six weeks of summer are when most people over 40 quietly lose everything they've built. Here are six simple things that keep you on track when the routine goes out the window.Every year it's the same pattern. The kids break up, the plans stack up, the routine falls apart, and by September you're back where you started. But a repeatable problem deserves a repeatable strategy, and that's exactly what this video gives you.I've spent 14 years coaching people in person and online, and over 15,000 people have been through my programmes and challenges. These six tips are the ones I give clients every single summer, because they work when time, energy and patience are all in short supply.You'll learn why controlling your environment beats relying on willpower, how a 10-minute EMOM can replace the gym session you haven't got time for, why maintaining your weight over six weeks is genuine progress rather than failure, and the one keystone habit that makes every other habit easier to hold.Come and join us in Thrive at 40, my community for anyone approaching 40, at 40, or beyond who wants to get fit, focused and energisedhttps://www.skool.com/thriveat40

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