WEEKLY INSIGHTS

We send out one insight a week to help you think better, feel better, and live with more intention. Written by Pat and Jack.

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The Science Behind Inbox Anxiety

That guilt around your unread emails and messages? It's not a personal failing, it's your paleolithic brain clashing with the digital world. Here's the science behind your inbox anxiety, and the simple system which will enable you to take back control.

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Habits, Focus Patrick Harrison Habits, Focus Patrick Harrison

Get More Done Without Burning Out

"Pat, how do you fit it all in? Coaching, building the business, training & racing as a competitive Ironman triathlete, time with family and friends." It's a question Pat often gets asked. In this week's blog, he shares his top two mindset principles and habits that enable him to achieve more in less time.

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Goals, Vision Jack Wolstencroft Goals, Vision Jack Wolstencroft

Having A Plan Changed My Life

A Capable Drifter is someone who is successful on paper, but has never had a clear plan - as a result they aren’t tapping into their full potential. Jack shares his journey as a Capable Drifter and how setting a plan in Thailand changed it all for him.

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Challenge Patrick Harrison Challenge Patrick Harrison

The One Trait The Happiest People Share

“But it wasn’t my fault!” Five years ago, Pat refused to take responsibility for a problem he didn’t create. This week, he shares why that was the wrong mindset to have and how taking responsibility for what happens in your life - regardless of whether or not you are to blame - is a mindset we should all adopt.

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Energy, Habits Patrick Harrison Energy, Habits Patrick Harrison

Does Exercise Timing Matter?

We know that exercise is good for us, but does the timing of our workouts matter too? The science says yes and that morning has a clear edge. From cortisol rhythms and metabolism to sleep quality and daily decision-making, the timing of your workout affects far more than you might initially think.

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