Send us a text You do not need a perfect plan. You need to stop bullsh*tting yourself. Trevor Baxter, owner of CrossFit Elkhorn, sits down with Eric to talk about what actually gets people healthy again. Not hype. Not hacks. Just the truth. Starting is the hardest part, and most people never start because they keep hiding behind “I don’t have time.” They get into why community matters, why coaching matters, and why some gyms feel like a family while others kick you out the second class ends. ...
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Send us a text You do not need a perfect plan. You need to stop bullsh*tting yourself. Trevor Baxter, owner of CrossFit Elkhorn, sits down with Eric to talk about what actually gets people healthy again. Not hype. Not hacks. Just the truth. Starting is the hardest part, and most people never start because they keep hiding behind “I don’t have time.” They get into why community matters, why coaching matters, and why some gyms feel like a family while others kick you out the second class ends. ...
Send us a text Chuck Thokey’s story doesn’t start in success — it starts in a freezer at $10 an hour, lying just to get the job. He went from “learning disabled” classes to aerospace engineering, lost everything after 9/11, and rebuilt his life one sale at a time. This episode isn’t about scripts or systems — it’s about hunger, humility, and the kind of pain that makes you dangerous. Listen to this episode on other podcast platforms: Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/BeAuthenticSpotify Google P...
Be Authentic or GTFO!
Send us a text You do not need a perfect plan. You need to stop bullsh*tting yourself. Trevor Baxter, owner of CrossFit Elkhorn, sits down with Eric to talk about what actually gets people healthy again. Not hype. Not hacks. Just the truth. Starting is the hardest part, and most people never start because they keep hiding behind “I don’t have time.” They get into why community matters, why coaching matters, and why some gyms feel like a family while others kick you out the second class ends. ...
