Boost Your Energy: Practical Tips from Shay Doran's 30-Day Challenge
Episode Overview
Test your health metrics instead of guessing—consider getting a full blood count. Adjust your morning routine to maximise focus; consider skipping breakfast. Adapt expert advice to fit your dietary needs, especially if you follow a plant-based diet. Focus on getting an eight to nine-hour sleep window each night for optimal rest. Experiment with meal timings to maintain consistent energy levels throughout the day.
When anything is not being tested, we're just guessing at it.
In this episode of Journey To Freedom, Shay Doran dives into the critical topic of energy management as part of his 30-day challenge guided by Russell Brunson. It's week two, day eight, and Shay is all about figuring out how to keep his energy levels steady throughout the day. If you're someone who often feels like they're running on fumes, this one's for you.
Shay talks about the importance of not just guessing how you feel but actually testing it—like getting a full blood count. He even shares his experience scheduling a blood test in São Paulo, highlighting the convenience of modern healthcare services. Shay’s morning routine is another big focus. He follows Russell’s advice to skip breakfast and stick to water and supplements until lunchtime.
But he also tweaks it to fit his plant-based diet, showing that you can adapt expert advice to suit your lifestyle. Ever wondered why you crash in the middle of the day? Shay’s got some tips for that too. He talks about switching up meal timings and what types of food to eat when. His personal experience with a plant-based diet has helped him maintain consistent energy levels, and he’s keen to share those benefits with you.
Shay also stresses the importance of sleep, aiming for an eight to nine-hour window each night to give his body the rest it needs. So, if you're looking to make some small but impactful changes to boost your energy, this episode is packed with practical advice and personal anecdotes. Why not give it a listen and see what tweaks you can make to your own routine?