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Jay is a banker. His job is non-stop analytics mixed with client meetings. By 7pm, he was standing in his kitchen eating peanut butter straight out of the jar. Not because he lacks discipline. Because he'd already made 200 high-stakes decisions that day. His decision-making capacity was gone. Whatever was in front of him, he ate. We didn't touch his willpower. We changed his system. That system is ADE. And he lost 47 lbs of fat. Automate. Delegate. Eliminate. That's how you get lean without obsessing over macros. Automate your anchor meals — breakfast and your mid-morning snack. Pick one version, repeat it, stop deciding. Delegate lunch. Meal prep service, grocery-store shortcut, or the same restaurant order every time. Not a perfect meal. A repeatable one. Eliminate your trouble foods from the house. Not forever. Just out of arm's reach on the nights your brain has nothing left to give it. Handle those three and you've solved 80% of your day before dinner even starts. Dinner stays flexible — family meals, business dinners, date nights. No guilt, no negotiation. Here's the full system for ya: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eZMx4s7RSuAyS_YffFX59J35NMx8EoTDk5QaSH_0W1Q/edit?usp=sharing |
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