Jay Papasan - One Thing Review - Staying on Track with Your Health & Wellness

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New York Times bestselling author Jay Papasan has had his fair share of health and wellness challenges throughout his life. Like many of us, he grew up understanding that working out and staying active was an important part of achieving optimal health, but he didn’t pay much attention to the other fundamentally important factors: diet and sleep quality, healthy habits and willpower.

That is, until he got older and began suffering from back problems. Today, on FitFluential Radio, Jay shares his transformation story with us as well as his actionable advice on how anyone can begin their journey toward optimal health and what inspired him to co-author the New York Times bestselling book, The One Thing.

“If you want to achieve great things, you need energy to do it.” Jay Papasan

In This Episode You Will Learn:

• Jay’s health journey and transformation story.
• What inspired him to co-author the book The One Thing
• What is the “Domino Effect” in health and fitness.
• Why Jay believes that if you align things properly, you can make systematic gains and achieve optimal health better and faster than you would by going about it haphazardly.
• How mindset and habits impact your health and decisions.
• The research behind forming (and breaking) habits.
• The difference between discipline and willpower.
• What dangers can destroy your willpower?
• How distractions and multitasking can negatively impact your willpower and overall health
• How social media and other modern distractors can actually train your brain to become more susceptible to distractions.
• How the simple act of setting an appointment with yourself to do something for your health can make you three times more likely to actually do it.

Mentioned in This Episode:

• Sleep Smarter book by Shawn Stevenson
• Factor 75

Connect with Jay Papasan:

• The One Thing book by Jay Papasan and Gary Keller

The Takeaway:

Set your phone aside. Don’t let that be the first thing you do in the morning. Instead, have a healthy breakfast, meditate, read, do something simple that will positively impact your health. Let that be your morning ritual and see if that doesn’t set the dominoes down a different run.

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