Building Resilience: A Foundation for Long-Term Progress

A program designed to lay a foundation for long-term progress by building resilience in four key areas: physical, metabolic, physiological, and psychological. This program helps individuals understand their challenges, sift through information overload, and take control of their well-being.

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Program Modules

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Phase One: Foundation Building

Laying the groundwork for long-term resilience and progress. This phase aims to connect physical, metabolic, physiological, and psychological routines for a holistic approach to resilience.

Enhance Physical Resilience

Daily

Focus on increasing physical capabilities for long-term quality of life. Prioritize movement and strength. "If our physical capability diminishes our quality of life diminishes."

“If our physical capability diminishes our quality of life diminishes.”

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Improve Metabolic Flexibility

Daily

Enhance the body's ability to utilize nutrients effectively and efficiently. I want my body to be able to eat more food and ultimately process it and not store it.

“I want my body to be able to eat more food and ultimately process it and not store it.”

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Build Physiological Flexibility

Daily

Intentionally expose yourself to stressors to improve the body's regulatory processes. We have to intentionally subject ourselves to things that are bigger the way you think about this is the stress bucket.

“We have to intentionally subject ourselves to things that are bigger the way you think about this is the stress bucket.”

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Cultivate Psychological Flexibility

Daily

Develop the ability to expose yourself to hard things and manage stress effectively. Move toward things that are hard right move in a direction of things that are hard on purpose not of not avoiding.

“Move toward things that are hard right move in a direction of things that are hard on purpose not of not avoiding.”

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