Practice mindfulness meditation by sitting in a reasonably quiet place with eyes closed (or partially open), focusing your full attention on the natural sensation of your breath at one point (nose, chest, or belly), and gently returning your attention to the breath every time your mind wanders.
Reframe distraction during meditation as a victory, recognizing that merely noticing your mind has wandered is the essential act of mindfulness and the first step toward gaining control over your internal chaos.
Use meditation to clearly identify negative emotions like jealousy or anger within yourself, which helps you recognize and let them pass without reacting impulsively in daily life.
Learn to identify and separate the constructive aspects of your ego (e.g., motivation) from its detrimental parts, using it wisely rather than letting it control you.
Use meditation to develop self-awareness, allowing you to discern when stress or self-questioning is constructive for achieving greatness versus when it becomes unhelpful self-laceration, enabling you to toggle between these states effectively.
Reduce ego-driven instant gratification to align with your long-term well-being and true purpose, allowing yourself to flow in the right direction.
Prioritize investing in your well-being throughout your life, recognizing that it’s an investment everyone can afford and potentially saves significant costs later in life.
Begin meditation with 10 deep breaths, then visualize breathing in white and breathing out black to focus the mind and receive messages from your spirit.
Consider getting an IgA and IgG blood test to identify food sensitivities (like dairy and gluten) and then eliminate those foods from your diet to increase energy and avoid feeling overly full.
Adopt a paleo diet, which involves cutting out grains and beans, to potentially improve energy and avoid feeling overly full, though some flexibility can be allowed for sustainability.
Prioritize natural fruit sugars while limiting or avoiding unnatural sugars (cane sugar, artificial sweeteners, honey, agave) due to their negative effects on how you feel.
Follow a fitness regimen of seven workouts per week, including two days with two separate workouts, and take two full days off for recovery as part of a 12-week program.
Structure most workouts to be 20-25 minutes long, making them manageable and efficient, and begin each with a five-minute warm-up of light jogging or walking.
Progress your cardio intensity over a three-month period, starting with jogging in the first month, advancing to running in the second, and finally incorporating sprinting in the third month.
Include three weekly interval training cardio workouts in your fitness routine, alternating high-intensity bursts (e.g., one minute running, five air squats/broad jumps, or 30 seconds running) with equal or longer periods of rest or lower intensity.
Include dedicated upper body, lower body, and abs days, plus a seventh longer circuit workout (30-45 minutes) that combines multiple exercises for variety and challenge.
Adapt your language to your audience to make complex concepts like intentions or meditation accessible, using more layman’s terms and less big words to ensure understanding.
Use informal language, like swearing, to relax people and reduce intimidation, making them feel more at ease and relatable, especially if they are intimidated by you.
Engage in self-discovery exercises, such as writing down answers to thought-provoking questions (e.g., top three places to visit), to get in touch with yourself, create intentions, and begin the process of manifestation.
Set clear intentions for things you want and put them out into the universe, as this can help everything fall into line and manifest your desires.
Be realistic and allow occasional indulgences in your diet, rather than being militaristic, to maintain sustainability and avoid feeling deprived.
Connect with the moon, recognizing it as feminine energy, to balance masculine energy within yourself, aligning with the concept of yin and yang.
Approach new spiritual or metaphysical concepts with an ‘interested skeptic’ mindset, asking questions without fully accepting or rejecting them, to explore without commitment.
Use yoga as a gateway to spirituality and meditation, as its lingo and thoughts are spiritual, broad, and not fear-based, making it an accessible entry point.
Pay attention to how specific foods like gluten and sugar make you feel, and limit or avoid them if they cause negative effects on your body or energy levels.