2 Takeaways: 1. Consistency is the real challenge for me I’ve done the yo-yo thing with my weight for years.. decades. I’ll get disciplined for a few months, track food, work out, feel like I’m getting back on track… and then busy season hits, or travel, or weekends, and I slowly drop it. Then by the end of the year I’m 15-20 lbs heavier than I was in the spring. I’ve already been tracking calories/macros for a while, but not consistently enough. This challenge will be a good push to stop treating busy days, travel days, and weekends like exceptions or off days. 2. I need to see health as part of leadership, not separate from work. What stood out to me is that time in the gym now buys time and health in the future. I want to be 80+ and still feel good. I’ve also realized starting my day at the gym might be what actually works for me. I’ve had some guilt around moving from field worker / in-field leader into more of an office/CEO type role. I’m used to leading by being out there and visible, so sometimes I feel like I should always be visibly working. I’m starting to realize this is part of the work now too. I’m committing to the 30 Day MacroFactor Challenge: tracking my food/macros and workouts daily, with no sedentary days.