Morning Routines that Work, How Comparison Can be an Ally, and How to Choose Your Battles Wisely | ASK ME ANYTHING
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Apr 2, 2025
Dive into viral morning routines and the humor behind unrealistic expectations. Celebrate parenting milestones, like a child's jujitsu win and a half-marathon journey. Unpack the dual role of comparison as both a motivator and a trap. Discover tips on forging meaningful connections and seeking guidance wisely. Explore the nuances of property investment in a growing area. Finally, learn the art of choosing your battles, emphasizing personal investment in what truly matters. It's a blend of inspiration and practical advice!
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Ryan's Half-Marathon
Ryan Michler ran a half marathon, his longest run yet, aiming for 2 hours 40 minutes.
He hit a wall after mile nine, struggling with cramps, but finished, inspired by pacers and his girlfriend.
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Viral Morning Routine
A viral video shows a man's five-hour morning routine, including stretching, ice dips, and journaling.
Ryan and Kipp find it excessive and unrealistic, promoting simpler routines.
volunteer_activism ADVICE
Comparison: Thief or Tool?
Use comparison for motivation and to see possibilities, like Kipp Sorensen's marathon experience inspiring Ryan.
Avoid comparison that leads to negative self-talk or inaction, focusing on your journey.
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In this "Ask Me Anything" episode, Ryan Michler and Kipp Sorensen dive into a viral morning routine video before tackling listener questions. From the power of comparison and faith in men’s ministries to essentialism in daily tasks and building friendships, they offer practical insights. Ryan shares his half-marathon experience, while Kipp celebrates his son’s jujitsu win. Expect raw, actionable advice on choosing battles, seeking guidance, and property investment, all laced with humor and real talk. Tune in for inspiration and strategies to level up your life.
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