• Strength Training for Women Over 40: Build Muscle in 2 Workouts a Week | ASSETS Series, Ep. 2
    2026/05/29

    After 40, you're losing muscle whether you're lifting or not — 3 to 8% per decade. That's the bad news. The good news? You can take that back. Completely.


    In this episode, Alysia Bell — executive, mom, and N-of-1 biohacker who tracks her body composition with annual DEXA scans — breaks down why strength training is the single highest-ROI investment a busy professional can make in her 40s and beyond. Two 20-minute sessions a week. No gym lifestyle required.


    This is Episode 2 of the ASSETS Series: six foundational pillars for executive health — Activity, Strength, Sleep, Equilibrium (stress), Total Energy (calories), and Sustenance (protein).


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    WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:


    1. Muscle Is the Organ of Longevity — the three numbers linking muscle mass to all-cause mortality, grip strength, and long-term health markers


    2. The 20-Minute, Twice-a-Week System — inspired by exercise scientist Dr. Mike Israetel's advice on minimum effective dose for building muscle, and the strategic full-body session structure Alysia actually uses


    3. Lift Heavy, You're Stronger Than You Think — why light weights and endless reps leave results on the table, and how to claim your space at the heavy rack


    4. Deadlifts and Deadlines — the open-loop payoff: how physical strength generates a quiet confidence that changes your posture at the table and the firmness of your business decisions


    Plus: four common objections from women exactly like you — including "won't I get bulky?" and "what does a 20-minute session actually look like?" — answered honestly.


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    BONUS — QUICK-START SESSION TEMPLATE:

    One compound push + one compound pull. Upper and lower. Four movements, three working sets each, heavy enough that the last two reps are genuinely hard. Write them down before you walk in. The session that's planned is the session that happens.


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    FREE RESOURCE: The ASSETS Audit — self-rate all six pillars in 60 seconds and identify your one green light move for the next 24 hours. Get it HERE.


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    TIMESTAMPS:

    00:00 – Teaser: 3–8% muscle loss per decade — and how to reverse it

    00:18 – Welcome back to the ASSETS Series

    00:24 – About Alysia: realistic applications of executive biohacking, annual DEXA tracking

    00:55 – #1: Muscle is the organ of longevity

    03:00 – #2: You need 20 minutes, twice a week

    05:00 – Free ASSETS Audit

    05:30 – #3: Lift heavy — you're stronger than you think

    08:00 – #4: Deadlifts and deadlines (the open-loop payoff)

    09:30 – Mindset Anchor: Executive presence starts when you pick up the weight

    10:00 – Four common objections answered

    11:00 – Hard CTA + ASSETS Audit

    11:30 – Coming next: Pillar 3, Sleep


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    Sources: National Library of Medicine (sarcopenia and age-related muscle loss); PubMed (muscle strength and all-cause mortality; grip strength and health markers); ACSM (physical activity, cognition, and brain outcomes). Dr. Mike Israetel referenced for minimum effective training volume.


    Not medical advice. Alysia is a busy professional sharing N-of-1 self-experimentation — consult your own practitioner before changing your routine.


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  • How I Hit 10K Steps on a 10-Hour Workday (No Gym Required) | ASSETS Series, Ep. 1
    2026/05/22

    If you're ending a 10-hour workday with 3,000 steps and no energy left — this episode is for you. Same workday. Same back-to-back Zoom meetings. Different system.


    In this episode, Alysia Bell — executive, mom, and N-of-1 biohacker with nearly 4,000 straight days of tracking — walks through the exact four-part protocol she uses to hit 10,000 steps on her busiest workdays. No gym. No dedicated workout block. No showing up sweaty to your next on-camera meeting.


    This is Episode 1 of the ASSETS Series: six foundational pillars for executive health — Activity, Strength, Sleep, Equilibrium (stress), Total Energy (calories), and Sustenance (protein).


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    WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:


    1. The Color-Coded Walking Meeting — how to identify which calls to take on foot, and the one pace rule that keeps it camera-ready and sustainable


    2. The Indoor Backup — what a walking pad actually delivers in steps per hour, and what questions to ask before you buy one


    3. Lunch Hour Leverage — the protocol for dense-calendar days when no meeting is walkable


    4. Incidental ROI — the open-loop payoff: how household tasks stack 5,000 steps without leaving the house (and why delegation has limits)


    Plus: the mindset shift that can double your workday step count — it costs nothing - and you can it implement tomorrow.


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    FREE RESOURCE: The ASSETS Audit — self-rate all six pillars in 60 seconds and identify your one green light move for the next 24 hours.


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    TIMESTAMPS:

    00:00 – Same workday. Different system.

    00:18 – Welcome to the ASSETS Series

    00:24 – Realistic applications of biohacking and data tracking

    00:55 – #1: The Color-Coded Walking Meeting

    03:30 – #2: The Indoor Backup (walking pad data)

    05:30 – Free ASSETS Audit

    06:15 – #3: Lunch Hour Leverage

    08:00 – #4: Incidental ROI (the open-loop payoff)

    09:30 – Mindset Anchor: Boring wins. Simple compounds.

    10:30 – Hard CTA + ASSETS Audit

    11:30 – Coming next: Pillar 2, Strength


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    Sources: National Library of Medicine (women's barriers to daily walking); Nuffield Health (average adult steps per day data).


    Not medical advice. Alysia is a busy professional sharing N-of-1 self-experimentation — consult your own practitioner before changing your routine.


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