The Knowledge And Mileage Podcast

We all have bad habits, right? Individuals trying to lose weight do not realize that their environment and lifestyle need to be altered in addition to their diet to meet the desired weight-loss goals. Andrew Hicks is a busy man. When he was in his early 30s, he used to be in great shape. But then when he started a family, he let his fitness routine fall by the wayside. He stopped caring about what he ate and started spiraling into bad habits. On his 39th birthday, he looked at himself in the mirror one day and didn't even know who he was looking at. The man staring back at him had gained a lot of weight and was completely out of shape. He'd lost his confidence—and not just because he didn't like how he looked anymore. It was because he realized that if he kept up this lifestyle, it would have serious consequences for him down the road, including a higher likelihood of obesity, heart disease, and type 2 diabetes. A few years before his 39th birthday, his close buddy died of a heart attack. He also lost his mot