We talk about feeling stuck in routine, why content overload dulls creativity, and how small guardrails like a phone “brick” create space to think. Faith, play, and seasonal limits show up as practical ways to reset motivation and protect focus. • naming the rut and why monotony drains drive • using a “brick” to block apps and stop reflex scrolling • honoring low-creative days in the luteal phase • coach’s four-part reset: journaling, free-will act, no scrolling, connect with God • nature wa...
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We talk about feeling stuck in routine, why content overload dulls creativity, and how small guardrails like a phone “brick” create space to think. Faith, play, and seasonal limits show up as practical ways to reset motivation and protect focus. • naming the rut and why monotony drains drive • using a “brick” to block apps and stop reflex scrolling • honoring low-creative days in the luteal phase • coach’s four-part reset: journaling, free-will act, no scrolling, connect with God • nature wa...
Why You're Still Skinny Fat (And Exactly How to Fix It)
Heart to Heart with Hads
14 minutes
6 months ago
Why You're Still Skinny Fat (And Exactly How to Fix It)
Ever caught yourself thinking, "I'm not overweight, but why do I still look soft and flabby?" You might be experiencing what fitness experts call "skinny fat" – a frustrating state where you appear thin in clothes but lack muscle tone and definition underneath. This raw, honest episode tackles the skinny fat phenomenon head-on, breaking down why so many people (especially women) find themselves trapped in this body composition limbo despite regular workouts and seemingly clean eating. The tr...
Heart to Heart with Hads
We talk about feeling stuck in routine, why content overload dulls creativity, and how small guardrails like a phone “brick” create space to think. Faith, play, and seasonal limits show up as practical ways to reset motivation and protect focus. • naming the rut and why monotony drains drive • using a “brick” to block apps and stop reflex scrolling • honoring low-creative days in the luteal phase • coach’s four-part reset: journaling, free-will act, no scrolling, connect with God • nature wa...
