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2 contributions to LEGACY PERFORMANCE PROJECT
The Untracked Middle
I've had people sit across from me and swear they eat 1,400 calories a day. They're not lying. I've also had people tell me they have no idea what they eat, they just know it's too much. Also not lying. Both of those people are in Week 1 right now, doing the exact same thing. Here's what almost none of us were ever taught to count. The chips and salsa that hit the table before your food does. The handful of fries out of your kid's box in the car. The wine with dinner. Or the two beers after. The creamer. The oil in the pan. The dressing. The three squares of chocolate at 9pm. The bite off somebody's plate on your way through the kitchen. None of it registered as a decision, so none of it ever entered the math. For most people that's 300 to 500 calories a day, most days, completely invisible. That is not a discipline problem. That's an awareness problem, and awareness is teachable. It's the whole reason Week 1 is log everything and change nothing. No restriction. No new plan. You are not trying to hit your target. You're just looking. Because there are only two things you can find this week. You're eating well above your number and you didn't know it. Or you're eating far below it, and have been for years. Those are opposite situations that need opposite plans, and next week we find out which one you're in. You cannot manage a number you have never once looked at. The gap you find this week IS the work. So here's what I want in the comments. Name the one you know you don't count. Just one. No math, no confession, just name it. I'll go first. Mine was sweets, late at night, standing in the pantry. I never counted a single one of them for years.
3 likes • Aug 25
The handfuls of chips, crackers, or pretzels when I get hungry midday.
START HERE!
Welcome to The Legacy Performance Project. This is a coaching community, not a content page. You lead things. A business, a ministry, a team, a family. You're capable in every room except this one. You already know what to do. You've read the books, downloaded the apps, started the programs. And you keep starting over. That isn't a discipline problem, and it isn't a knowledge problem. You have an awareness problem. Nobody ever showed you how to see what's actually happening in your week, so you kept applying effort to a picture you couldn't see. You will eat food every single day of your life. The plan has to work on your worst days, not just your clean weeks. You don't need a calmer season. You need a system that holds inside the one you're already in. That's what we build here. STEP ONE. DO THIS TODAY. Go to the Classroom tab and open Start Here. Short, self-paced, and it gets your tools set up. Don't read ahead. Don't wait for Monday. Just start it. Then Foundations, where the eight Pillars get installed. Both are free. Both are yours right now. STEP TWO. FIND OUT WHERE YOU ACTUALLY ARE. Open your dashboard and take the Readiness Assessment. It asks about your metabolism, your mindset, and the methods you've already tried. It hands you back your starting numbers and your Read. Your calories, your protein floor, your steps, and the one thing actually standing in your way. Then book your Readiness Consultation. It's free, and it's where I tell you your best next move. Some people leave that call and go run Foundations. Some want their nutrition built for them and are ready for coaching. Some need to see what their own genetics are doing. I'll tell you which one you are instead of letting you guess. The two pinned posts under this one explain those last two. COMMENT BELOW. Where you're from, and this: if your health finally stopped being the one area you keep starting over on, what would that actually change? I read every one of them. WHAT THE SYSTEM IS Everything here runs on the Legacy Performance Operating System.
START HERE!
0 likes • Aug 14
I’m Erin. I live in plainfield. I’ve worked hard to lose 70 pounds but I feel myself slipping. I don’t want to go back where I was.
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Erin Stader
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Wife. Mom of 2. Dog mom of 2. I have been an RN for 30 years. I love lake like, the beach, family, and friends.

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