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How to stay “on plan” on the road—without perfection, meal prep, or willpower If you travel weekly, you already know the pattern:You start with good intentions… then the airport, the drive‑thru, the hotel lobby snacks, the late game, the conference lunch, the gas station “meal,” the social dinner.And suddenly you’re thinking, “I’ll get back on track when I’m home.” Here’s the truth: if travel is part of your life, your plan has to travel with you. Not as a rigid set of rules—but as a simple system you can execute anywhere, even when life is loud. This is the exact “non‑negotiable nutrition system” I use (and teach clients) to stay steady while traveling for business, kids’ sports, and long‑haul work.It’s not about being perfect. It’s about staying anchored. The mindset shift: stop trying to “stay on plan” Instead, build a travel‑proof baseline.When you travel, your environment changes. Your schedule changes. Your stress changes. Your sleep changes. Your food options change.So if your nutrition strategy depends on ideal conditions, it won’t survive real life. The goal is to protect a few key inputs that keep your body stable: - Protein - Hydration + minerals - Blood sugar steadiness - Digestion support - Simple movement - A “reset” routine (not a guilt spiral) That’s it. My non-negotiables (the system) 1) Protein first. Always. Protein is the travel cheat code.It stabilizes blood sugar, reduces cravings, improves satiety, and makes it dramatically easier to say no to the snack trap. When travel food gets chaotic, protein is the anchor. My rule: Every time I eat, I start by identifying the protein. If I can’t find a protein, I don’t call it a meal—I call it a snack and keep looking for a real meal. Travel protein “yes list” (almost anywhere): - Burger patties (no bun) + side salad or veg - Grilled chicken, steak, salmon, shrimp - Eggs + extra egg whites (if needed) - Greek yogurt / cottage cheese (watch added sugar) - Deli meat roll-ups (quality varies, but it works) - Jerky/meat sticks (watch sugar) - Tuna/salmon packets - Protein shakes (use strategically, not as your whole diet)

I’m excited to officially open access to my Mental Health Terrain Course: Neuroterrain, inside Bedrock Nation, here on Skool. So many people are trying to “think” their way out of anxiety, depression, brain fog, irritability, burnout, and overwhelm—while the terrain underneath their brain chemistry is screaming for support. This course is a root-cause, practical, and hope-filled framework for strengthening mental wellness by addressing the foundations that influence mood and cognition, including: • Blood sugar + metabolic stability • Gut–brain + inflammation • Nutrient depletion + mitochondrial support • Sleep + circadian rhythm • Nervous system regulation + daily rhythm “anchors” • Strategic lab testing (when needed) If you’ve been looking for a step-by-step, non-fluffy approach that connects the dots between physiology, lifestyle, and resilience—this is for you (and for the families you serve). Join the classroom here: https://www.skool.com/bedrock-nation-8489/classroom/ab34cae5 #MentalHealth #FunctionalNutrition #RootCause #NervousSystem #Wellness BedrockNation AnxietySupport HolisticHealth

After the course commentary, or questions or comments pertaining to the Bonus Materials can be made here; Thread — My Next Best Step (Personalization Plan) Comment with: 1. Your top symptom cluster 2. What foundations you’ve stabilized (Food / Minerals / Sleep-Light / Nervous System / Screens) 3. Your “next best step” (Start Here / Next Layer / Deeper Layer) + why Example:“Brain fog + low mood. Stabilized food + sleep + minerals for 2 weeks. Next best step: Start Here labs (A1c/insulin + ferritin + vitamin D).”

Module 6 Homework and Questions can be posted here: Assignment/ Reflection: Pinned Comment: Post your “next best step” when you’re done:“I’m starting with ______ because ______.”