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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2024 · 43 MIN

Stop Doing the Same Sh*t

from The Fit Dad Club · host Travis Jones

This week on the fit dads club podcast, TJ & Jason discuss how if you want to make a change you need to let go of your past behaviours. This means you cant keep doing the same stuff over and over again, expecting a different result. They cover why it gets easier over time - moving from Unconscious Incompetence, to Unconscious Competence - meaning you keep your results without having to think about it. But getting to that place takes time and consistency of effort. Finally they discuss how to keep on track when life throws curveballs at you because its never the perfect time to start - there's always something thats not ideal, but that's no reason to not kick off your fitness journey. The Fit Dads Club is an online team of coaches and dads helping you become the best version of yourself. From fitness and nutrition to mindset and emotional resilience, we help you with everything you need to be the best version of yourself. The Club: https://instagram.com/fit_dads_club Follow TJ https://instagram.com/travis_jones_fit Follow Jason https://instagram.com/realjasonbarrett Join the team: https://fit-dad.club Join the FREE Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fitdadsclub Subscribe to the Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@fitdadsclub

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