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Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory

Tom Bilyeu REVEALS His Daily Habits that Help Him Perform at an ELITE LEVEL | Health Theory

Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory

Impact Theory

Business, News Commentary, News

4.75.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2021

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Check out our sponsors: Athletic Greens: Go to athleticgreens.com/impact and receive a FREE 1 year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase! BLUblox: Go to blublox.com/impacttheory for 15% off your order or use discount code ImpactTheory at checkout. Audible: Start listening with a 30-day free trial, one free audiobook and access to the Plus Catalog. Visit audible.com/IMPACTTHEORY or text IMPACTTHEORY to 500-500 InsideTracker: Get 25% off their entire store at insidetracker.com/impacttheory If you have followed me for any amount of time, you have likely heard me say action cures all. Since starting Healthy Theory, I have interviewed over 90 specialists and experts about everything from brain cognition, to gut microbiome, to reverse aging. Information is meant to be put into action, so today I am sharing with you what my daily routine consists of at the moment. Goals are important and should always be considered when choosing what is best for you. This is not advice for anyone, just a look at how I’ve applied the plethora of expert advice I’ve received over the past few years. This episode is Health Theory In Action with my own routine: Key Points to My Routine: 1. Exercise and Meditation are a must. 2. Diet is critical for health. I keep it simple with meat, eggs, and veggies. 3. Learn what works best for your body and act in accordance. SHOW NOTES: Morning Routine | Why the order you prioritize in the morning matters [0:40] Workout Routine | Tom chooses push, pull, legs and abs for a weight lifting routine [2:01] Injuries | Tom shares how he is prone to low back pain and safely exercises his back [2:24] Back Pain | Tom reveals 2 reasons for low back pain, diet and not deadlifting [3:28] Deadlift | Tom shares how and why he deadlifts 5 days a week [4:54] Pull Day Routine | Why Tom opts for a 4 to 1 back to biceps ratio and it works for him [5:56] Push Day Routine | Working on chest, triceps, and shoulders [6:44] Meditation Routine | Tom shares his daily meditation practice he calls, Just Breathe [8:37] 4 Part Cycle | Tom explains the 4 part cycle breathing he uses from Mark Divine [11:06] Diet Routine | Tom breaks down your diet’s impact on emotions and cognitive function [13:46] Fasting Routine | Tom reveals why intermittent fasting is a must for him 7 days a week [17:13] Food Choices | Tom shares what his actually diet consists of: meat, eggs, vegetables [18:56] Fruit Caution | Tom explains why fruit is a “cheat” snack on the weekends only [23:00] Drinking Routine| Why Tom doesn’t drink after 2 PM and his rules for caffeine intake [24:21] QUOTES: “If you haven't at least explored that getting strong is the answer to your pain, that working out even though it seems like the riskiest thing you can do is actually the thing that's going to solve your problem, then you haven't even begun to explore potential remedies.” [3:02] “The workout that you do, even if it's a little wonky, is better than the perfect workout that you don't do.” [8:27] “Literally at a cellular level you are made of the things that you consume. So every cell in your body is from something that you ate” [14:31] “I have a gut instinct, that anxiety is probably 90% your diet, and then 10%, what you're thinking about” [16:21]

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0:00.0

Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of Health Theory.

0:03.4

Or I should say today, welcome to a very special episode of Health Theory.

0:07.9

Today I'm going to be walking you through the daily routine that I've put together in my life

0:13.0

after spending all of this incredible time with these amazing experts on Health Theory.

0:17.9

This is a lifestyle that is designed to help me live as long as possible, maximize my cognition,

0:23.8

lower my inflammation and make sure that I can enjoy my day-to-day life to the max.

0:29.6

So all right, here we go. This is Health Theory in action.

0:41.2

Okay, now that the blinds are opening, we can actually see something.

0:44.0

So I keep my clothes right there next to my bed.

0:48.0

Keep headphones right next to my bed. That way I am ready to rock and roll as soon as I get out.

0:53.1

First thing I do is put my headphones on. I start listening to a book or a YouTube video,

1:00.4

then I would come in with brush my teeth. Again, I did all of this earlier because I don't want to wake

1:06.0

up Lisa, but just by way of recreation, that's it. So I would come in brush my teeth, then I snatch

1:14.0

up the dogs, feed them, then as of right now anyway, it would be off to the gym.

1:23.9

The key part of any morning routine is the order in which you do things. So for me,

1:29.6

depending on what's going on in my life, I may prioritize the gym or I may prioritize meditation.

1:35.2

But one of those two things is almost always going to come first. It's going to be pretty rare

1:39.5

that I don't do that. Now, as the time that we're recording this, we're going into the summer. So

1:44.2

right now I'm really prioritizing the gym. Also coming off of the quarantine where I was maybe a

1:50.4

little bit more relaxed, hyper focused on the business. The gym was something that came a little

1:56.9

bit later in the day. The problem is, depending on what your priorities are, and mine is definitely

2:01.8

marriage first, then business, then physique, that if something crazy is going on in the business,

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