REBUILD MIND BODY

If you've followed Health Room for a little while, you’ll know that when you sign up to my newsletter to get The HERO Toolkit and updates from the blog, I ask you to let me know about your greatest challenge when it comes to living a healthy, fulfilling lifestyle.

And if I have any tips that I think might help, I’ll share them with you.

Now I was doing a Youtube series where I answered said questions, but in all honesty - the time it was taking to record, edit and release videos was starting to get a little too much to juggle. There are only so many hours in the day.

So I thought I'd start making my way through the backlog of questions, and share some of my answers with you guys here on The HERO Podcast instead :)

Why?

My theory is that if one person is struggling with something, then it makes sense that others are too. So by sharing my answers here, I can potentially help more than just that one person.

So if you do have a question or challenge related to nutrition, movement, mindfulness, entrepreneurship or habit changing - get in touch. And if I have anything useful to share, I'll address it in a future episode of the show.

Let's get started.

• How to get started with mobility training, improving active flexibility and enhancing how your body moves.
• Three simple tips to help you fit a movement practice around a busy schedule.
• The long-term strategy for overcoming binge eating and improving your relationship with food.

Stephen Covey

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Time for another solo episode of The HERO Podcast, where I dig into another super important principle in forming lasting, healthy habits:

Accountability.

If you find yourself slacking or you're prone to giving into temptations and returning to your old behavior patterns, this is definitely something you're gonna want to explore and experiment with.

Let's take a closer look.

• How being accountable helped me change my mindset and physical training from one that was destroying my body, to one that promotes long-term health, mobility and strength.
• How you can enlist friends and family to help keep you on track towards your goal (even if they aren't joining you on your journey).
• Some of the best apps and online communities you can use in conjunction (or instead of) real life accountability partners.

Shownotes and more at: http://herohealthroom.com/

Derek Doepker

• The three simple (but immensely powerful) words you can use to kickstart any habit change and build momentum.
• The massive impact your language choice can have on your ability to make lasting changes (and how to adopt the growth mindset).
• Why failure might not be what you once thought, and how you can reframe failure to help create the life you want to live.
• The best tools and resources Derek utilizes to keep him on a healthy, meaningful path.

Shownotes & more: http://herohealthroom.com/heropodcast/

We're back with another solo episode of The HERO Podcast, where I dig into another super important habit-forming principle:

How your surrounding environment can impact your success rate.

It's only a short episode, but whether you're looking to build a regular meditation practice, get in shape, eat healthily, carve out your dream career or quit an unhealthy habit, it's worth a listen.

Let's dig in.

• How your surrounding environment can play a huge role in forming (or breaking) habits.
• The simple adjustments you can make to your environment to make your job way easier and facilitate lasting changes.
• What to do if your normal routine or environment is disrupted, and how to maintain your new healthy habit whilst traveling.

• The three simple (but immensely powerful) words you can use to kickstart any habit change and build momentum.
• The impact your language choice can have on your ability to make lasting changes, and how to adopt the growth mindset.
• Why failure might not be what you once thought, and how to reframe failure to help create the life you want to live.
• The tools, resources and hacks Derek utilizes to keep him on a healthy, meaningful path

Shownotes and resources at http://herohealthroom.com

• The biggest misconceptions surrounding the causes and mechanisms behind chronic pain.
• Why the traditional treatment methods for chronic pain fail to get to the root cause of the issue (and how the functional medicine approach differs).
• The simple exercises, strategies and habits you can introduce into your life today to take control of your pain.

Shownotes, further resources and more at: http://herohealthroom.com/

Action is everything. It is the difference maker between success and failure, achievement and regret, progress and stagnation. - Jeff Sanders

In this episode of The HERO Podcast:

• From eating healthily to forming a regular meditation practice, Jeff's top tips for creating lasting healthy habits this January (and any other time of the year).
• How you can overcome common obstacles to become an early riser and win the day before most people have even started to stir.
• Some of the key habits, resources and lessons you can explore to help discover your passion and then make it a reality.

Shownotes and further resources at herohealthroom.com

Could you go vegan for January? This week on the show we talk to Jane Land of Veganuary. We cover:

• Jane's story of transitioning to a vegan diet, and the common obstacles people might face on the way (and how to overcome them). 
• What exactly is Veganuary, how it works, how it can help you transition to a more plant-based diet, and how you can get involved. 
• Some of the key habits and routines it takes to build a successful organization.

"If you have a clear picture in your head that something is going to happen and a clear belief that it will happen no matter what, then nothing can stop it. It is destined to happen. It’s perfect."

Conor McGregor

What we cover in this episode:

The story of Conor from rags to riches, and the key tactics that allowed him to get there.
The immense power of visualisation in achieving your goals, whether it be in sport, business or any other aspect of your life.
How you can make visualisation a part of your routine, and set yourself up for your version of success.

What does a healthy morning routine look like to you? What's the ideal? And how can you start to make that a reality?