Welp, I guessI forgot to upload last week's episode, so here it is now! Episode 124 talks about how sometimes a plan isn't always required. Guess I took that a little too much to heart last week, as I completely forgot to upload this bad boy on time. Oh well, we're all fine! Enjoy the show!

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In this episode, I talk about a simple mindset shift I picked up from Hidden Brain - moving from “got to” to “get to.” It’s nothing revolutionary, but it’s been hitting me in a real way lately. Instead of dragging myself through obligations, I’m trying to see them as opportunities - whether that’s mowing the lawn, training clients, working on my comedy, or prepping for my Tumor Humor show on May 22nd at the Eugene Art House.

I get into how this shift helps me stay more present, find more joy in the process, and even approach things I don’t love (like social media) with a little more purpose - especially when it’s tied to something bigger than me. I also share a couple stories from the week, including randomly spotting my 83-year-old client in the crowd at a show, and talk about how this mindset is shaping my comedy and how I show up in life.

It’s not about pretending everything’s amazing - it’s about finding those small “get to” moments wherever you can.

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In this episode, I talk about where I’m at with my workouts after brain surgery and how my approach to fitness has shifted. I’m focusing less on going all-out and more on consistency, feeling good, and building something sustainable—three days a week, full-body, and keeping it simple. I also share how I structure my workouts, why the six main movement patterns matter, and how you can make fitness work for your life instead of taking it over. Plus a quick update on Tumor Humor and the fundraiser I’m putting together for the National Brain Tumor Society.

Check out the link if you feel like donating to the National Brain Tumor Society during May - Brain Tumor Awareness Month. https://nbtsevents.braintumor.org/fundraiser/7236611

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