As I approached my milestone birthday (50), I found myself reflecting on what it truly means to live a well-lived life. Would I trade spontaneity for meticulously curated longevity? This episode dives into the balance between living fully and striving for longevity, drawing insights from The Wealth That Money Can’t Buy by Robin Sharma and Outlive by Peter Attia. We explore themes of health, aging, and personal growth, sharing personal stories of knee troubles and family loss while emphasizing the importance of emotional well-being. Discussing healthspan versus lifespan, we highlight small, sustainable habits from How Not to Age by Michael Greger that can lead to profound results. Writing, from journaling to blogging, emerges as a powerful tool for self-reflection and personal growth. We also touch on the importance of mindful morning routines and creative ways to capture spontaneous ideas. In a world of societal divides, we emphasize unity, understanding, and the ongoing journey of balancing love and frustration with the world around us.
Unlock the secrets to living a disciplined and resilient life with insights from Jocko Willink’s “The Code, The Evaluation, The Protocols: Striving to Become an Eminently Qualified Human.” In this episode of the Warrior Mindset Podcast, we meticulously dissect Jocko’s actionable guidelines, starting with the foundational elements of physical health, mental development, and the irreplaceable value of time. Through rich personal anecdotes and deep reflections, we’ll reveal how these principles go beyond martial arts or Navy SEAL culture, offering a blueprint for holistic self-improvement that can be woven into the fabric of your daily life.
Embark on this transformative journey with us as we explore topics ranging from maintaining your physical surroundings to making wise financial decisions. This episode promises to provide powerful takeaways, whether you’re a long-time admirer of Jocko or are just discovering his work. Embrace the warrior ethos and equip yourself with the strategies to become better every single day. Tune in and discover how to master the art of disciplined living through the lens of Jocko’s profound wisdom.
Ever wondered how turning 50 could be the best thing that ever happened to you? Prepare to be surprised as we share personal stories of unexpected vitality and mental clarity that come with this milestone. From a surprise birthday trip with old army buddies to the physical and emotional changes that accompany aging, we emphasize the power of maintaining a youthful mindset and reconnecting with old friends. The nostalgia and camaraderie we experienced are not just heartwarming but also remind us of the importance of cherishing lifelong relationships.
As we age, friendships evolve, and we become more selective about our close circles. This episode highlights the value of mutual support and accountability within these friendships. We share our thoughts on dealing with loneliness despite increased responsibilities, and the importance of having a core group of friends who push and motivate us. Is it confidence or acceptance that makes us feel secure in these friendships? We ponder this question while recognizing the continuous drive for personal growth and the significant role our friends play in it.
When Dr. Peter Attia’s book “Outlive: The Science of Art and Longevity” hit the shelves and he started making the Podcast Rounds, I found myself both challenged and enlightened by the hefty content he presents. Let’s face it, his approach and teaching is dense, but the promise of unlocking the secrets to a longer, more vibrant life is worth the effort. We kick off the episode by unpacking the intricacies of lifespan, health span, and longevity, along with Attia’s preventative health strategies that transcend the typical advice. It will leave you considering not just how long you live, but how well.
Have you ever wondered if you’re investing enough in your physical health to reap the long-term benefits? We address the pivotal role of physical activity, emphasizing that diet alone won’t get us to our best selves. The surprising effects of exercise on conditions like type two diabetes are profound, and we debunk the myths while discussing the psychological barriers that might be holding you back from starting. Rounding off this episode as a sort of book review, we delve into a resource rich with scientifically backed advice on exercise, nutrition, sleep, and mental health. For those of you aiming to enhance your lifestyle, this episode isn’t just informative—it’s a call to action for a healthier, more conscious existence.
A deep discussion on health and wellness with the Dr.
Dr. Tom Stetson graduated from one of the most well-respected health and wellness doctorate programs in the country, Palmer College of Chiropractic, with high honors. He also holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Pittsburgh, where he majored in Chemistry. He is the owner and found of Columbia Family Chiropractic that he and his wife started in 2010. Dr. Tom focuses on functional, natural medicine.
Dr. Stetson has invested over $300,000 on advanced training in spinal correction, toxicity, exercise and nutrition from some of the largest and most respected health clinics in the country. He spends countless hours training and traveling all over the world to get the most cutting edge information on health to bring to his patient base in Columbia, SC. Due to his training and expertise, he was chosen to be a member of the Wellness Advisory Council and has traveled the world working with athletes of all ages. He has worked with six World and USA Championship teams including USA Wrestling, Judo, Weightlifting and Martial Arts. As a team chiropractor he traveled to the 2012 Olympic Games held in London, England. In his early years he hosted the popular radio show, “Maximize Your Health” on WIS 1320AM in Columbia, SC.
Dr. Stetson is a sought after speaker in the community. He is regularly asked to speak at churches, corporations, community groups, and the military. His goal is to see the city of Columbia, SC become the healthiest city on the planet.
