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Ep 96. If you feel like you’re in a rut or need a motivational pep talk, this episode is for you! Doug Bopst is an award-winning personal trainer, author, and speaker. However, his young adult life couldn’t have been more different than his current reality. Around his 21st birthday, Doug was detoxing from opiates in a jail cell after years of drug addiction. He turned to physical exercise as an outlet which ultimately catalyzed him to face his demons head-on and completely reinvent himself. Doug’s mission today is to inspire others to overcome adversity, break free from destructive addictions, and become the best version of themselves.
Links from the ep: - Follow the link notion.com/juice to try Notion Ai for note-taking and project planning
Here’s the juice:
How Doug’s crippling insecurities and need for acceptance led him to drugs
The moment that rock-bottomed him but ultimately turned his life around
How negative habit stacking is just as much of a thing as positive habit stacking
What got him to start working out in jail (spoiler: he couldn’t do one pushup when he started)
Why reaching your “most successful” point is often your most unhappy one
How spirituality helped him drop his ego and allowed him to see the bigger picture
No one is coming to save you; you have to take ownership of your own life
The role of community when bettering yourself
The concept of addiction transference – in his case, being addicted to drugs shifted to being addicted to validation
Why you have to determine an identity for yourself or you’ll become a chameleon, shaped by other people’s identities
When you’re not feeling confident in yourself and your own victories you’re unable to celebrate other people’s wins
What steps to take when you’ve hit rock bottom
The importance of working your adversity muscle. Pain is like an adaptogen, the more you face it the stronger and more resilient you become
Connect with Doug:
Follow HERE
Web HERE
Connect with Olivia:
Follow HERE
Shop herbal formulas HERE
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Ep 96. If you feel like you’re in a rut or need a motivational pep talk, this episode is for you! Doug Bopst is an award-winning personal trainer, author, and speaker. However, his young adult life couldn’t have been more different than his current reality. Around his 21st birthday, Doug was detoxing from opiates in a jail cell after years of drug addiction. He turned to physical exercise as an outlet which ultimately catalyzed him to face his demons head-on and completely reinvent himself. Doug’s mission today is to inspire others to overcome adversity, break free from destructive addictions, and become the best version of themselves.
Links from the ep: - Follow the link notion.com/juice to try Notion Ai for note-taking and project planning
Here’s the juice:
How Doug’s crippling insecurities and need for acceptance led him to drugs
The moment that rock-bottomed him but ultimately turned his life around
How negative habit stacking is just as much of a thing as positive habit stacking
What got him to start working out in jail (spoiler: he couldn’t do one pushup when he started)
Why reaching your “most successful” point is often your most unhappy one
How spirituality helped him drop his ego and allowed him to see the bigger picture
No one is coming to save you; you have to take ownership of your own life
The role of community when bettering yourself
The concept of addiction transference – in his case, being addicted to drugs shifted to being addicted to validation
Why you have to determine an identity for yourself or you’ll become a chameleon, shaped by other people’s identities
When you’re not feeling confident in yourself and your own victories you’re unable to celebrate other people’s wins
What steps to take when you’ve hit rock bottom
The importance of working your adversity muscle. Pain is like an adaptogen, the more you face it the stronger and more resilient you become
Connect with Doug:
Follow HERE
Web HERE
Connect with Olivia:
Follow HERE
Shop herbal formulas HERE
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