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#436 Jordan Syatt / hard truths for long term fat loss, fitness + health results without the sabotage - why do people fail? how can you avoid repeating your cycle?

#436 Jordan Syatt / hard truths for long term fat loss, fitness + health results without the sabotage - why do people fail? how can you avoid repeating your cycle?

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Takeaways


People often quit at the first sign of adversity in their fitness journey.

Social media can skew perceptions of progress and body image.

Mindset is crucial in achieving fitness goals and maintaining a healthy relationship with food.

Experiencing life is more important than focusing solely on body image.

Facing resistance is essential for personal growth and overcoming fears.

Setting realistic goals helps maintain motivation and progress.

Building confidence through strength training translates to other areas of life.

Self-efficacy is a key predictor of success in weight loss and fitness.

Fad diets often lead to feelings of failure and decreased self-efficacy.

Prioritizing self-care is essential for long-term health and happiness.


Chapters


00:00 Introduction to Jordan Syatt and His Philosophy

02:34 The Importance of Mindset in Fitness

05:43 Perception of Time and Progress in Fitness

08:26 The Reality of Social Media and Body Image

11:01 Facing Resistance and Overcoming Fear

16:43 The Role of Self-Efficacy in Achieving Goals

21:46 The Impact of Identity on Fitness and Weight Loss

28:41 Setting Realistic Goals and Bright Lines

30:34 The Limits of Coaching: Accepting Reality

35:22 Understanding Readiness for Change

38:37 The Importance of Self-Prioritization

41:53 Building Healthy Relationships with Food

49:06 The Fallacy of Perfectionism

53:40 The Journey of Sustainable Change

Sound Bites


"You need to lean into the fear."

"Maintenance is progress."

"Perfection doesn't exist."



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