Onto Day 38 sober
cozie
cozie@nostrplebs.com
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Family, kettlebells and meat 🥩 . Just another random pleb
Struggled today.
10x 12 1-Hand swings
10x 1 TGU
3000 m concept 2
15 mins sauna 90 Celcius


Onto Day 37 in sober journey. Tomorrow will be a challenge. Client Christmas dinner with boss. All like a drink. No excuses.
Not pure carnivore, but heavy on the meat, low on the carbs.


Day 36 sober. 5 weeks in the bag.


November totals :
1320 one hand kettle bell swings.
86 Turkish get ups.
123 KB squats.
3559 push-ups.
88 km running.
30.9 km biking.
3 km rowing.
Day 35 sober coming up. Soon at 10% done of 1 year.
Day 33 sober a distant memory. Onto 34. Some chocolate with nuts yesterday so junk resets to zero. Annoying but easy fix.
Day 34 / 365 sober.
Day 1 / 21 no junk.
Day 32 sober in the history books. Onto 33.
Been a little too laissez faire on the sugar coming into Christmas next month and of course will give myself some leeway with the family. But before that, may as well do a 21 day detox. Always feel better on zero sugar. But it’s hard. I’m an addict, despite working out and playing sport my whole life.
Get through today. 1 by 1.
Day 33 / 365 sober.
Day 1 / 21 zero junk food.
Day 31 sober in the bag. Onto 32. Shaping up to be a great month of training.
Day 30 booze free done. Onto 31.
Day 29 in the bag.
Paraphrasing, but listening to Dakota Meyer on Jocko podcast, below is sage advice :
Take inventory on habits. Is this serving me or not. Is it getting me closer to my goals or not. Assess your habits. Change if needed. Examples : staying up late. Drinking.
First rowing session post months of running. Humbled.


Day 28 done. 4 weeks / 52 in the bag.
Day 27. Nearly 4 weeks completely sober and training the house down. Sleeping like a log. Recovery through the roof.
Day 26
Day 25 sober. Rolling through to 4 weeks.
Pay attention to the compounding effect of good habits as well as bad habits.
I do a good job for you, you tell your friends, I get more work.
I’m respectful to you, you introduce me to people. Opportunities arise.
Likewise fitness, food choices, etc.
And vice versa. It’s a great way to live life - to prioritise good habits. I bounce out of bed every morning at 05:20 and am grateful to be alive and healthy. I think being off social media (ex Nostr) has really helped. A good habit.
A recent habit I introduced at the start of November was to do 50 push-ups every day. Quickly became 70+, then 100+. 21 days in I’m at 2288. That’s nearly 40 k annualised.
Small habits, big results.
Remove the imaginary ceiling above your head.
Nearly as good as mother’s milk.

