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Mindset Conditioning to Get in Shape

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Learn more about the True Transformation 3M System: https://apply.thetruetransformation.com/

Welcome back to the True Transformation Podcast. Today, we are diving into mindset conditioning and the importance of training your mind, not just your body. The mind is arguably more crucial when it comes to getting in shape than our physical body because, in reality, the body will follow the direction given by our mindset. At True Transformation, every client undergoes what we call "identity design" or more accurately, "identity redesign." This process addresses the mental roadblocks and habits that often hinder progress in fitness.

When starting a transformation journey, the biggest challenges are mental. Common hurdles include the temptation to delay starting, quitting mid-week, or waiting for the "right time." These mental blocks prevent us from making lasting changes. For instance, after a few days of sticking to a plan, you might face obstacles like bad weather, poor sleep, or cravings. It's during these times that you need to push yourself out of your comfort zone and stick to your plan.

Mental Conditioning Practices

  1. The 10-Minute Rule: This tactic involves tricking your brain into starting a task by committing to just 10 minutes. Whether it's a workout, meal prep, or any daunting task, breaking it down into a 10-minute effort makes it more manageable. Often, once you start, you'll find it's not as hard as you imagined and you'll want to continue.
  2. Music: Music can significantly impact your mindset. It can inspire, energize, and emotionally invest you in the task at hand. Think of how UFC fighters use their walkout music to get hyped for their fight. Similarly, you can use music to get in the right mindset for workouts, meal prep, or any challenging task.

More Isn't Always Better

A common misconception is that doing more will yield better results. However, it's essential to stick to the plan and not overdo it. Trying to do too much too soon can lead to burnout. Consistency and sustainability are key. The goal is to build habits that you can maintain for life, not just for a few months.

Pay Attention to How You Feel

Progress isn't solely measured by the scale. How you feel in terms of energy, focus, libido, and endurance are crucial indicators of progress. Combining these feelings with other metrics like strength gains and progress pictures provides a comprehensive view of your journey.

Key Takeaways

  1. Training Your Mind: Prioritize mindset conditioning as much as physical training.
  2. The 10-Minute Rule: Use this trick to overcome mental resistance and start tasks.
  3. Music as a Tool: Use music to create the right mental environment for tasks.
  4. Sustainable Efforts: Avoid the trap of doing too much too soon; focus on consistency.
  5. Monitor Your Feelings: Pay attention to how you feel throughout the day as an indicator of progress.

As we wrap up, remember that training your mind is just as crucial as training your body. Implement these practices to condition your mindset and stay on track with your transformation journey.

Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast. If you're feeling generous, leave a rating and review on iTunes. Let me know what you think and suggest guests you’d like to hear from. Remember, life moves fast, so make it count. That's all I have for today. Peace.

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Learn more about the True Transformation 3M System: https://apply.thetruetransformation.com/

Welcome back to the True Transformation Podcast. Today, we are diving into mindset conditioning and the importance of training your mind, not just your body. The mind is arguably more crucial when it comes to getting in shape than our physical body because, in reality, the body will follow the direction given by our mindset. At True Transformation, every client undergoes what we call "identity design" or more accurately, "identity redesign." This process addresses the mental roadblocks and habits that often hinder progress in fitness.

When starting a transformation journey, the biggest challenges are mental. Common hurdles include the temptation to delay starting, quitting mid-week, or waiting for the "right time." These mental blocks prevent us from making lasting changes. For instance, after a few days of sticking to a plan, you might face obstacles like bad weather, poor sleep, or cravings. It's during these times that you need to push yourself out of your comfort zone and stick to your plan.

Mental Conditioning Practices

  1. The 10-Minute Rule: This tactic involves tricking your brain into starting a task by committing to just 10 minutes. Whether it's a workout, meal prep, or any daunting task, breaking it down into a 10-minute effort makes it more manageable. Often, once you start, you'll find it's not as hard as you imagined and you'll want to continue.
  2. Music: Music can significantly impact your mindset. It can inspire, energize, and emotionally invest you in the task at hand. Think of how UFC fighters use their walkout music to get hyped for their fight. Similarly, you can use music to get in the right mindset for workouts, meal prep, or any challenging task.

More Isn't Always Better

A common misconception is that doing more will yield better results. However, it's essential to stick to the plan and not overdo it. Trying to do too much too soon can lead to burnout. Consistency and sustainability are key. The goal is to build habits that you can maintain for life, not just for a few months.

Pay Attention to How You Feel

Progress isn't solely measured by the scale. How you feel in terms of energy, focus, libido, and endurance are crucial indicators of progress. Combining these feelings with other metrics like strength gains and progress pictures provides a comprehensive view of your journey.

Key Takeaways

  1. Training Your Mind: Prioritize mindset conditioning as much as physical training.
  2. The 10-Minute Rule: Use this trick to overcome mental resistance and start tasks.
  3. Music as a Tool: Use music to create the right mental environment for tasks.
  4. Sustainable Efforts: Avoid the trap of doing too much too soon; focus on consistency.
  5. Monitor Your Feelings: Pay attention to how you feel throughout the day as an indicator of progress.

As we wrap up, remember that training your mind is just as crucial as training your body. Implement these practices to condition your mindset and stay on track with your transformation journey.

Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast. If you're feeling generous, leave a rating and review on iTunes. Let me know what you think and suggest guests you’d like to hear from. Remember, life moves fast, so make it count. That's all I have for today. Peace.

  continue reading

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