Hey guys, anyone still here? Its a bit disheartening to see it go quiet, but my content has been reaching more people than ever right now, and I still check in here every day. If anyone has anything on their mind, please share, would love to interact. New podcast will be out this week so stay tuned

Hi everyone, apologies for the silence the last couple weeks. I've been working on a lot behind the scenes, I've taken on more coaching clients and also took some time away from content to reset and focus on myself. My own enjoyment is my priortity, and it always will be. What that enjoyment leads me to is doing this work, coaching, making content, podcasts (new episode out now btw https://open.spotify.com/episode/0idHcpAs6Vu8iXGXFmnvfq), but fundamentally its helping people. i've had some really amazing calls over the last few days and its really reinforcing that feeling of purpose I have in doing what I'm doing. Hearing that I can help people and seeing the impact on their lives is gratifying in a way I've never felt before, so if you are one of the people that has expresssed appreciation in any way, a heartfelt thank you. I've also been training for a fight, which is tommorow, which occupies a lot of my time and mental energy, but once that is done I'll be able to pour more focus back into this. Hope everyone is doing well and hasnt forgot about me, I'm still building and growing and I have more belief than ever that I am on the right path. Thanks, Cameron

So many of you guys when we talk privately tell me the same story about feeling like you are capable of way more than you are, like you could go really far but you dont have that singular goal to work towards that feels fulfilling. I think a lot of people share that lack of purpose right now and Im wondering if anyone wants to share what they think is worth focusing on for people who dont have that obvious passion to pour their effort into. For me its the big three 1. Family and community 2. One intimate relationship 3. Meaningful work Those three things are essentially the only things that all satisfying lives tend to have, but they can also be traps if you dont balance them properly or you try to hard to get them instead of building yourself to the point that they come to you naturally.

I started making content because I was having a bit of a crisis with my job, I dont like doing it but it pays well. I want to replace it with something I care about which is why I started making content. How do you guys think about the balance between work and life, because the older I get the more I think your work is life, and enjoying what you do is more important than money

Just finished the newest podcast episode — really enjoyed it. You brushed over your diet briefly, but I’d actually be interested to see what an average day of eating looks like for you. Mainly just to compare it to my own and maybe make a few adjustments. I know it’s a little off-topic from the main content, but it does tie in slightly about getting back to that solid baseline physically and mentally. I noticed you train a lot and mentioned eating around a kg of meat a day. I’m nowhere near that, but I do eat a minimum of 6 eggs a day plus a lot of Skyr yogurt. Just wondering if you’ve noticed any real difference between getting most protein from dairy/eggs vs mostly meat, or if there’s a reason you lean so heavily into meat specifically. Thought it could be an interesting discussion because I’m sure others here are probably curious too if I was.