2026 is not about overhauls.

It is not about extremes.

And it is definitely not about detoxes, six week challenges or all-or-nothing resets.

In this episode of Stay at the Top, I share a different approach. Upgrades.

Small, intelligent, intentional adjustments that compound over time. Sustainable high performance is not built on intensity. It is built on repeatability. And upgrades work because you are not starting from scratch. You are refining what you are already doing.

In this episode, I walk you through four powerful daily upgrades that will strengthen your physiology, stabilise your energy and protect your performance for the long run.

In this episode, I cover

- Why upgrades outperform overhauls

- The difference between adding load and reducing friction

- How standardising your morning stabilises your body clock

- Why wake time matters more than a 5am routine

- How to build a predictable morning anchor

- The overlooked power of plant diversity for gut health

- Why consistency and diversity both matter

- The risk factor of prolonged sitting

- How to use movement pulses across the day

- Why exercise does not cancel out sedentary time

- How to design a sleep environment that works with your biology

- The three elements of a sleep sanctuary: cool, dark and quiet

- Why small upgrades compound into long term resilience

Key Quotes

“Sustainable high performance is not built on intensity. It is built on repeatability.”

“Your morning is the foundation of your day.”

“Overhauls are out. Upgrades are in.”

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