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🗓️ 23 October 2024
⏱️ 71 minutes
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“Stay hard!” is the motto of David Goggins, Joe Rogan, Cameron Hanes, and other influencer guys. Jen points out that a robotic dedication to working out isn’t a virtue, and that it’s actually important to stay soft. She also explains why some people can’t put things away when they’re done using them.
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0:00.0 | Stay hard. That is the motto of David Goggins and other guys like him. A lot motivational people they are really into getting up |
0:15.8 | and going to the gym and you know what it's about discipline and you need to teach |
0:21.1 | yourself discipline because it's when you don't want to do the hard thing and you do it anyway |
0:28.8 | That's when you know you are worthy of life and you're not worthy of life if you're not getting up and going to |
0:34.8 | the gym every day keeping up with your workout routine. |
0:38.0 | Well listen I actually have to say I actually love those guys. You guys know my life doesn't feel complete if I do not |
0:45.5 | have a roided up man yelling at me from my phone telling me that I am fat, lazy and poor because of my lack of discipline. |
0:54.8 | For some reason I find that content really great and I never do anything about it. |
0:58.0 | I never take any of their advice, but I do feel motivated like I'm translating what he's saying to me like I need to journal more |
1:08.3 | Like if Goggins could hear that he'd be like no no like how long would it take me to run a mile especially in my condition with my |
1:17.6 | health issues that I was talking about on Patreon I mean we're at like a 30 |
1:21.7 | minute mile at this point I mean there would be like a 30 minute mile at this point I mean there would be like |
1:25.2 | old ladies and walkers like going past me in a mile and and David Goggins is on his |
1:30.8 | Instagram and he's like my foot was ripped off in a |
1:35.8 | thresher accident and I'm still out here on this bloody stump I'm in |
1:39.6 | mile 10 and I'm not gonna let the inner inner, I keep this podcast clean, the inner B word, the inner B, I'm not going to let the inner B get me down. |
1:48.0 | And that's what you need to do. And I'm like, he is so right, I should journaling. I hear you, David, yes. But there is, even if you don't follow these guys. There is definitely a culture that is out there that says that you need to |
2:07.3 | be doing all these physical things and if you're not at a weight or whatever that you're happy with, it's probably because you lack discipline. |
2:17.0 | It's so funny to be. You lack discipline to do all these physical things. |
2:24.7 | I am here on this episode to make the case that being an emotionally integrated person that's a term that I just made up and I like |
2:37.9 | it a lot I feel like someone else said it to but I I might have made that one up it's it's good take notes |
2:45.3 | this podcast is just it's just nothing but excellence being an emotionally |
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