Something to look forward to after New Year’s Day! Monday, January 5th, 8pm Mountain/7pm Pacific https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82654041042?pwd=b9PHMcwfyAVIxLzBJHat13bcTqMq1C.1 You think weight loss is about willpower? Think again—your sleep is quietly running the whole show. In this unapologetically honest and science-driven session, we’ll expose why your late nights are killing your gains, wrecking your hormones, and making fasting feel like punishment. If you want a leaner body, a faster metabolism, and results that actually stick, it’s time to fix the one thing you keep ignoring: your sleep. Mark your calendars, as I will be teaching a master class to kick off our Vybrant product and book launch! It’s time to get this ship moving into 2026! What better what, than with sleep:) www.livevybrant.com www.heroicperformance.net

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We all snack and eat something yummy! I want to know where you go off the rails!!!! (I’m gonna use this for our other skool as content idea)

Let’s say the quiet part out loud:Kids don’t just “interrupt” sleep — they reprogram it. Even when your child sleeps through the night, your nervous system often doesn’t. Here’s why 👇 • Hyper-vigilance becomes the defaultYour brain stays on low-level alert: listening for footsteps, coughing, doors, cries. That light sleep isn’t weakness — it’s parental wiring. • Sleep timing gets fragmentedLate nights to reclaim “me time.” Early mornings for school, sports, or tiny humans who think 5:12am is acceptable. The result? Shorter, broken sleep windows. • Mental load doesn’t shut offTomorrow’s lunches. Permission slips. Emotional check-ins. That running checklist keeps cortisol elevated when melatonin is supposed to rise. • Your body adapts… but at a costOver time, adults normalize exhaustion. Energy drinks replace rest. Irritability replaces patience. Recovery quietly falls apart. Here’s the reframe most parents need to hear: 👉 You don’t have a discipline problem. You have a sleep debt problem. What actually helps (realistically): • Earlier wind-down, not just earlier bedtime • Nervous system downshifts (breathing, light reduction, body cues) • Letting go of perfection around routines• Prioritizing sleep quality, not just hours You don’t need more willpower, you need strategies that respect the season you’re in. What’s the biggest way having kids has changed your sleep — and what have you tried that actually helped (even a little)? 👇 Let’s talk about it.

Have to make a special note today for @Kevin Suber @Belinda-joanna Masse rainwater ! Welcome to the sleepy crew! Considering I’ve been at it since 4:30, I will have to brainstorm something inspiring to say 😂 We’re glad to have you!!