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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2026 · 21 MIN

You’re Not Burnt Out… You’re Coasting

from The Last Diet Podcast: Training, Performance & Identity After 30 · host Mike Finnegan

🎙️ Episode OverviewIn this episode, we dive into the real reason you feel stuck — and it’s not burnout. It’s coasting. We unpack how small daily decisions, lack of structure, and avoiding discomfort quietly lead to long-term regret.What You’ll LearnWhy coasting feels invisible now but becomes obvious over timeThe difference between going “all-in” vs committing to real changeWhy regret comes from not trying — not from failingHow confidence is built through action (not waiting to feel ready)How fitness can rebuild structure, energy, and identity in your lifeKey TakeawayYou don’t need to overhaul your life overnight. You need to stop coasting, start taking action, and build a structure that moves you forward consistently.Next StepsIf you’re ready to stop coasting and start building momentum again, apply for coaching below.https://forms.gle/1iqbWfQWvuHb3zzB8 

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