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187: A Whole Life Challenge to Improve Your Life in Small Daily Steps

187: A Whole Life Challenge to Improve Your Life in Small Daily Steps

Published 7 years, 6 months ago
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When it comes to making healthy choices, half the battle is motivation. That’s where the Whole Life Challenge comes into play!

Today I’m here with Andy Petranek, who has been a health and fitness coach for over 25 years. He was a United States Marine, a sponsored athlete, and was featured as one of the original 10 CrossFit affiliates in the world. He’s also the co-founder of the Whole Life Challenge, a worldwide six-week online “game” that you play with friends and family to improve seven specific areas of health: nutrition, mobility, exercise, sleep, hydration, well being, and reflection.

Also… I am about to jump into one of these if anybody wants to compete with me! 🙂

Episode Highlights on the Whole Life Challenge

  • why Andrew started the Whole Life Challenge (and what he tried before it that didn’t work)
  • how we can turn failures into valuable life lessons
  • the healthy living challenge that’s sweeping the nation
  • thinking for the long-term: how lasting change happens little by little, not all at once
  • how to motivate yourself to start new habits (and keep them)
  • getting connected to a support community
  • what CrossFit has to do with it
  • the keys to challenging yourself and making meaningful change
  • and more!

Resources We Mention

Books Andy Recommends

Whole Life Challenge Quotables

“If there was one thing that I would encourage people to take on… be an explorer as opposed to a researcher. Do your research and find the information but then have the courage to take an action and have the courage to be wrong about the thing you try…. Get up, dust yourself off, and then try again and try in a little bit of a different way that works for you.”

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