In this inspiring episode of Destroying Diabetes, Dr. Keith Hersey sits down with Troy Johnson, a man who lost over 275 pounds and kept it off. Troy shares the mindset shifts, goal-setting strategies, and lifestyle habits that helped him achieve long-term success—insights that can help anyone battling type 2 diabetes take control of their health.

Troy is the Executive Director of Young Men for Christ (YM4C), where he empowers young men to realize their full potential and navigate life's challenges. He also hosts The Bro Code Podcast, where he brings powerful conversations about leadership, resilience, and transformation.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

The mental shifts Troy made to lose and maintain his weight loss

How goal setting played a key role in his journey

The connection between mindset, discipline, and diabetes control

How small, consistent habits lead to massive change

The importance of self-accountability & community support

Troy's advice for anyone struggling with weight & diabetes

Key Takeaways:

Mindset First – Losing weight isn't just about food; it's about changing how you think about health.

Set Clear Goals – Break big health goals into small, daily actions that are easy to follow.

Stay Accountable – Surround yourself with people who push you forward, not hold you back.

Never Quit – The journey isn't perfect, but progress beats perfection every time.

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Connect with Troy Johnson:

Podcast: The Bro Code Podcast

YM4C (Young Men for Christ): www.ym4c.org

This episode is packed with motivation, strategy, and real-life transformation—be sure to tune in and take action on what you learn!