Do it for future you!

Aaron knows Pythagorean Theorem!

This week we continue our conversation from last week. When we're overwhelmed, and feel like life isn't in balance, how do we get back on top? Aaron walks us through his plan for getting back in the game of working out, waking up regularly and sticking to his "F Me" list.

Do it for future you!

I feel like I live my life as two characters. We like to refer to them as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.  In my Dr. Jekyll frame of mind, I'm waking up at 5 a.m., I'm super productive, waste very little time, work out regularly and maintain a pretty good diet. During this time I feel very happy and on top of the world. Then for whatever reason, I slip into Mr. Hyde mode. In this mindset, I'm sleeping in, playing tons of video gaames, and basically the opposite of everything Jekyll would do. I'm often sad, depressed, and wishing I was back on top. Today I find myself right smack in the middle of the two. So I'm frustrated with myself. In talking with my comrades, I found out that they're in the same boat.

Aaron Collins Has Two Kids Now: Is this the beginning of the Dad Bod?

Hey everyone! I sat down with Aaron Collins and Keith Gawelek to talk about Aaron's new life having a 2 year old and a newborn. It's a struggle finding the balance between having a family and putting them first, but also valuing yourself. We're truly finding the need to rely on our friend circle to keep things in balance and maintain happiness.

The Turn Key Summer

I am so tired of inefficiency in my life.  I always feel like it takes me double the amount of time to accomplish something. Every task requires multiple steps. First I got to clean this up, then organize that, and find that tool. The prep work alone takes half of the time. This summer I plan to optimize everything that I possibly can in my life. From my chicken coop to podcast editing. I want it all to be quick, easy, and efficient. Time to get a lot done! Trim the fat off the hog!

The Talk: Establishing Independence

Today we talk about our parents. Things are different now that we're in our thirties. We're all independent with careers. Some of us end up having "the talk" with our parents where we establish boundaries or address things that happened in the past. It's almost a rite of passage. Another millenial perspective on transitioning from adolescence to adulthood. www.bloothistypugs.com [//www.bloodthirstypugs.com] Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/bloodthirstypugs]