Want to crush 2026 without overhauling your entire life? In this episode, I share six small habits that separate successful teens from everyone else. These aren't complicated. They're simple daily moves that compound into real results. From cold showers to Sunday reflections, you'll learn exactly what to do and why each habit matters. Which of these six are you already doing?

What if the secret to fitness isn't harder workouts but easier ones? In this episode, a former D1 runner shares why run-walking beats traditional running for staying consistent. You'll discover how to move your body without pressure, pace goals, or judgment. What would happen if you gave yourself permission to be imperfect?

What if most of your stress comes from being too zoomed in on tiny details? In this episode, Coach Alycia and Coach Will share the "when in doubt, zoom out" strategy for handling anxiety, comparing yourself to others, and negative what-ifs. You'll learn how to challenge your thoughts by asking "what else could be true?" and why most things you worry about won't matter in five days. What would change if you could see the whole picture instead of just your fears?

Ever wonder why dogs seem so much happier than people? In this episode, I break down the mindset shifts that dogs do naturally and we struggle with. Learn how to be more present, choose your mood on purpose, and find gratitude in the small things. What would change in your life if you let go of stress the way your dog does?

Do your weekends disappear into phone scrolling and Sunday panic? In this episode, I share a three-day weekend routine that changed everything for my students and me. You'll get specific actions for Friday night, Saturday, and Sunday that help you recharge without wasting time. How would your life change if you actually felt prepared on Monday mornings?

Coach Will and Coach Alycia share the Step Strategy for students: it’s easier to act your way into successful thinking than to think your way into successful acting. Learn when to walk, how long to walk, and how to use a voice memo to brain dump answers and ideas. Could 5–20 minutes of steps be your new secret weapon?

What if the reason homework takes forever has nothing to do with the homework itself? In this episode, I reveal the four rules I wish I'd learned way earlier than senior year. You'll discover how to trick your brain into starting, why your bedroom might be sabotaging your focus, and how energy sprints help you get more done in less time. Are you ready to make homework feel a whole lot easier? The Unstoppable U podcast is designed for young people who want to level up and crush their goals.

Ever notice how one negative thought can spiral into a whole week of anxiety? In this episode, I break down the "mental garden" method—three habits that help you pull the weeds (negative thoughts) and water the good stuff (your wins). You'll learn daily weeding, how to celebrate small victories, and weekly reflection to question the thoughts that aren't serving you. Are you ready to stop letting negative thoughts take over?

What if staying consistent didn't mean being perfect? In this episode, I teach you the "low goal days, high goal days" system that helps students maintain momentum without the all-or-nothing pressure. You'll learn how to set realistic expectations, why planning your bare minimum ahead of time changes everything, and how to avoid the trap of quitting when you miss one day. Are you setting yourself up to fail by aiming for perfection every single day? The Unstoppable U podcast is designed for young people who want to level up and crush their goals.

What if the thing you're running from is exactly what your brain needs most? In this episode, I break down why boredom isn't the enemy—constant stimulation is. You'll learn the science behind your brain's default mode, hear a story about a student who stared at a wall for 10 minutes and changed everything, and get three simple ways to schedule boredom into your life. Are you ready to stop feeling overstimulated and start feeling creative again?