KB95 - 3 “Secret Ingredients” to Transform Your Health and Fitness by the end of the year

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3 “Secret Ingredients” to Transform Your Health and Fitness by the end of the year.

How often have you set health and fitness goals, only to fall off track halfway through the year?

If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

The good news?

There’s a recipe for success, and it only takes three simple “secret ingredients.”

By mixing these into your routine, you can completely transform your health and fitness by the end of the year.

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Ingredient Number One - Accountability

One of my favourite quotes by Bob Proctor is

“Accountability is the glue that ties commitment to the result.”

If you haven’t reached your goals this year, a lack of accountability is likely a major reason.

Over the years, I’ve found two powerful ways to build accountability into your fitness journey..

• Holding Yourself Accountable to Others: This works because we care about how others perceive us. We want to be seen as trustworthy, consistent, and dependable, someone who says what they’ll do and actually follows through. We’re more likely to align our actions with these values when other people are involved than when we’re accountable only to ourselves.

• Putting “Skin in the Game”: Investing in your success is one of the most effective ways to ensure you follow through. It’s a signal to yourself that this goal is important. Plus, it leverages our natural “Negativity Bias”. The fear of losing something we’ve invested in is often a stronger motivator than the desire to achieve a new outcome.

Ingredient Number Two - Support

Another key reason people struggle to achieve their health and fitness goals is the environment they find themselves in daily.

Your friends and family probably don’t have the same goals as you, which means their support might be limited or even counterproductive.

As a good friend of mine, Daniel Priestley once said…

“Environment dictates performance.”

Success isn’t a straight line; it’s full of ups, downs, and “wobbles.”

The key to navigating these ups and downs is surrounding yourself with others who share similar goals.

That’s why finding a like-minded community is essential for success.

Not only does a community reinforce accountability, but it also provides people you can lean on during those tough moments and “wobbles” to help you bounce back quickly.

Ingredient Number Three - A Plan

Without a clear plan, you’re likely to put in a lot of effort in the wrong direction.

The worst thing you can do is achieve temporary success using strategies that make you miserable.

Sure, you might drop 15 pounds in four weeks by eating dust, doing endless cardio, and avoiding all social interactions.

But is that sustainable? Probably not.

A plan that fits your lifestyle and uses sustainable strategies is essential for long-term success.

A plan helps you measure your progress because, as the saying goes, “What gets measured gets managed and improved.”

It also serves as a roadmap, so if you plateau or go off track, you know exactly where to adjust.

But here’s the key: you need to understand why the plan works, not just follow it blindly.

Years ago, when I was competing, I hired a coach who gave me a plan that got me in the best shape of my life.

I followed it to the letter for 14 weeks, and it helped me win my pro card.

But the plan itself was just a set of PDFs, no explanation of the principles behind it.

Once my show was over, I struggled, gaining 20 pounds because I hadn’t learned the “why” behind the plan.

TL/DR

• Accountability: Share your goals and invest in your success to stay committed.

• Support: Surround yourself with a like-minded community to stay motivated.

• A Plan: Follow a sustainable strategy that fits your lifestyle and track your progress.

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• Weekly Check-Ins: Stay accountable with regular progress updates.

• Private Facebook Group: Find support and motivation from a fitness-focused community.

• Structured Plan: Enjoy sustainable habits and exercises you’ll want to continue beyond six weeks.

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