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042 – Interview Mashup: 6 Energy Habits Review Show Notes

Welcome to the Elite Road Warrior Podcast Episode 042 show notes! This week is an interview mashup episode reviewing the 6 Energy Habits!

What You Will Learn In This Episode:

1:20 – 6 Energy Habits Quick Review

2:17 – Jeff McMahon – MOVE (Original Episode 018)

5:07 – Treva Thompson – FUEL (Original Episode 006)

7:50 – Terry Cralle – REST (Original Episode 008)

11:35 – Alan Stein Jr. – PERFORM (Original Episode 010)

15:05 – Mirdu Parikh – CONNECT (Original Episode 022)

20:27 – Scott Mawdesley – DEVELOP (Original Episode 040)

29:33 – Megan Bearce – CONNECT (Original Episode 024)

36:15 – Dr. Nick Howard – CONNECT (Original Episode 014)

40:00 – Closing

 

Links and Resources:

Road Warrior Assessment
Elite Road Warrior Book

 

 

Written by Bryan Buckley · Categorized: CONNECT, DEVELOP, ERW Podcast, FUEL, MOVE, PERFORM, Podcast, REST · Tagged: 6 Energy Habits, elite road warrior podcast, ERW Podcast, Six Energy Habits

039 – Six Ways to Take an Energy-Giving Break on the Road

 


Welcome to the Elite Road Warrior Podcast Episode 039 show notes! This week we tackle the six ways to take an energy-giving break while on the road.

What You Will Learn In This Episode:

1:30 – Terra’s story

2:19 – Is there a reason to take a break?

You never “have time.” You always “make time” for things that are important. Believe it or not, breaks are important and they matter. #EliteRoadWarrior #Breaks Share on X

3:20 – Four Natural Pushbacks to Taking a Break

  1. I don’t have time to take a break!
  2. I feel fine! Why stop?
  3. I forget to even take a break.
  4. My travel schedule does not allow me to take a break.

4:50 – What even is a break?

The benefits of taking a break is obvious, but we're simply not doing them. #EliteRoadWarrior #Breaks Share on X

6:38  – Vital Benefits of a Break

  1. Your Mind Gets to Rest
  2. Your Body Gets to Move
  3. You Come Back More Focused

10:20 – BREAK

12:35 – Six Ways to Take an Energy-Giving Break on the Road

  1. Stretch break
  2. Water break
  3. Bathroom break
  4. Snack break
  5. Breathe break
  6. Walk break

13:40 – Three Lengths of Breaks on the Road

1. Micro

A 30-second micro break can increase your productivity up to 13% and a 15-second break from staring at your computer screen every ten minutes can reduce your fatigue by 50%. #EliteRoadWarrior #Breaks Share on X

2. Mini

3. Max

20:00 – Let’s Land This Plane

Links and Resources: 

Road Warrior Assessment

Elite Road Warrior Book

REST book

 

Written by Bryan Buckley · Categorized: ERW Podcast, Podcast, REST · Tagged: elite road warrior podcast, ERW Podcast, podcast

5 Tips for Controlling Your Health on the Road!

We tend to travel a lot for work, business, and vacations.  On those traveling days you are prone to not workout, get out of your normal routine, eat unhealthy food options, and most likely sleep pretty terrible.

What if I told you it doesn’t have to be that way?  What if I told you that you can do 5 quick and easy tips and you will feel better when traveling.  Here are those tips:

Tip 1:

Sleep for 7.5 or 9 hours – your body sleeps in 90-minute intervals, so if you set your alarm to wake you up at 6 hours, 7.5 or 9 hours of sleep… then you are waking up at your lightest moment in sleep and wake up feeling refreshed and not have to slam that SNOOZE button 16 times. 

When you plan out your sleep, get to bed at a decent hour and can wake-up feeling refreshed; you are literally setting yourself up for success.  You will have more clarity and energy in the morning, you will be more productive and smarter with your decisions, and you will look forward to your to-do list!

Tip 2:

10-15 min of exercise in the morning – yes you read that right. 10-15 min is all you need to elevate your heart rate, stimulate your muscles, and jumpstart your metabolism to get your body burning fat right away!  Morning routines are very crucial for everyone to start out their day in the right direction. 

From then on, everything else should be downhill and you can handle anything!  Calisthenics is the easiest form of exercise to do on the road, but also if you purchase resistance band [with handles] then you can add more variety to your typical pushups/squats/crunches routine. 

The key is to get your heart rate up in the 120-160 beats per minute range so make sure you do the exercises in a circuit or superset format to be more active than you are resting.

Tip 3:

Fuel your body – in the morning you want to fuel your body properly.  Drink water first thing when you wake up.  8-12 ounces is a good place to start and if you add lemon in your water that will help detoxify your body and boost your liver’s function.

I personally follow up my water with Bulletproof Coffee or Mushroom coffee for this exact purpose.  It fills you up with the butter and brain octane oil in it, and the coffee will have polyphenols in it to help fight cancer, and fuel your mitochondria to give you better brain clarity and thought processes. 

If you are not a coffee person, then I would recommend some healthy fats and proteins in the morning.  A whole egg with half an avocado or bacon and avocado toast is another great option for breakfast as well.

Tip 4: 

Avoid Carbs, Sugars, and Processed foods.  Yes, these 3 things are delicious, yes they are hard to avoid when on the road all the time, but it isn’t impossible to do.  You can go to a Whole Foods or a grocery store and get foods to eat at your hotel versus eating at restaurants or fast food places. 

Carbs turn into sugar, sugar turns into fat when not used for immediate energy, and processed foods increase your cholesterol and fat stores in your body.  So when you eat all 3 of these in your normal diet, you are literally shortening your life and weakening your heart so you have a shorter lifespan [aka not see your grandkids grow up]. 

Instead, have proteins, fats, fiber, and vegetables in your daily dietary habits and you will burn more fat in your body, trim down, and build muscle so you have energy and strength! 

Tip 5: 

Mind Tricks – if you want to lose weight, wear tighter clothes throughout the day.  Your body’s #1 mechanism is to avoid pain.  So when you wear tighter clothes it will trick your brain into eating healthier choices because you will realize that the brownie isn’t going to make your stomach smaller for those tight pants, but a salad will.  Or you will be more active to burn more calories so you can lose weight quicker. 

Another mind trick is to think to yourself “am I a good role model for my kids?”  “Do I want them to look like me when they are older?”  “Is my spouse still attracted to me?”  These 3 questions will spur motivation from within [the best kind of motivation] to take a 10,000 foot view of yourself and realize what changes need to happen in your life to better yourself for your family and yourself.  Mind tricks will help with your discipline, and your discipline will help give you freedom!     

Closing Thought…

The ultimate goal is finding what works for you with the ultimate goal of controlling your health on the road. If you want to be an elite road warrior, you need to do things differently and this means experimenting with these and other tips to ultimately serve you. As Bryan Paul Buckley always says, “Do something, anything, just not nothing to master the business travel life.”      

This article was written by Jeff McMahon of Total Body Construction, team writer for Elite Road Warrior Group.   

 

 

Written by Bryan Buckley · Categorized: FUEL, MOVE, REST, Sleep

016 – Timeshifting with Mickey Beyer-Clausen

 


Welcome to the show notes for Episode 016 of the Elite Road Warrior Podcast! This week we talk with Mickey Beyer-Clausen about combating jet lag while on business travel.

What You Will Learn In This Episode:

1:15 – Mickey’s bio

4:05 – How do you define jet lag?

4:20 – Reset your circadian clock to the newest timezone ASAP

5:12 – What are the consequences of jet lag?

6:10 – Jet lag is related to performance, productivity, and overall health.

8:10 – What is the science behind jet lag that we’ve all missed?

14:40 – Chronotypes

19:00 – Mickey’s typical schedule while traveling

22:50 What is time shifter and how does it work?

27:15 – Work on your jet lag to better CONNECT when returning home

33:20 – Future research on Circadian rhythm is important, and on its way!

Recover the time lost to nothingness #FightJetLag Share on X First discover: are you a morning or night person? #FightJetLag Share on X The problem and the solution to the Circadian Clock = LIGHT Share on X When we fight jet lag we are better at CONNECTING with family at home. Share on X

Resources for today’s episode:

Road Warrior Assessment
Mickey Beyer-Clausen and Timeshifter

Elite Road Warrior Book

 

Written by Bryan Buckley · Categorized: Breaks, Downtime, ERW Podcast, PERFORM, Productivity, REST, Sleep

008 – The Importance of Sleep with Terry Cralle


Welcome to Episode 008 of The Elite Road Warrior Podcast Show Notes! In this episode, we talk with Terry Cralle about getting efficient sleep while on the road.

What You Will Learn In This Episode:

4:23 – Research shows business travelers are sleep deprived even before they leave on the trip.

6:08 – What is “sleep banking”?

8:06 – Our assumptions about the importance of sleep on the road are wrong

9:30 – Putting sleep on the front burner

11:45 – We don’t realize how impaired our performance is when we are sleep deprived.

14:00 – Elite Road Warrior Assessment Promo

15:10 – Historically we haven’t seen sleep as a biological necessity

15:39 – We hold up people who “don’t need sleep” on a high pedestal.

17:10 – If sleep is first, everything else falls into place.

22:35 – How do I improve my sleep before I increase my sleep?

25:23 – SLEEP KIT – What it is and why.

29:00 – Keep your nighttime ritual as constant as possible.

29:38 – The transition time between wake and sleep is essential.

32:06 – Exercise is the key to better sleep and productivity

34:13 – Next episode preview

There's more to sleep deprivation than "feeling sleepy". Share on X Better Sleep = Better Performance! Share on X Sleep is the foundation of health and wellness. Share on X Improve your sleep before you increase your sleep. Share on X

Links and resources for this episode:

Visit Terry Cralle’s website for information about her books and additional resources: http://www.terrycralle.com/

Road Warrior Assessment – What Level of Road Warrior Are You?

Written by Bryan Buckley · Categorized: Breaks, Downtime, ERW Podcast, PERFORM, Productivity, REST, Sleep

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