The Handlebar Mustache: How Small Changes Go Unnoticed Until They Don't
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Here's the uncomfortable truth: we let things slide incrementally until suddenly we're 20 pounds heavier or spiritually adrift, wondering how we got here. When did you last check in on your own drift? Brad shares how he reversed this pattern in just 29 days through compound daily adjustments—adding a weighted backpack during 75 Hard and hitting muscular failure in workouts. (The same principle works in reverse too, which is the scary part.)
In his prison program work, Brad applied this insight by establishing zero-tolerance standards that reduced 300 applicants to 25. The result? Women began naturally drifting toward better behavior just to qualify for future classes.
Because small things compound powerfully in both directions, this episode challenges you to inventory which way you're drifting right now.
Tune in to hear Brad's full breakdown of intentional drift versus unconscious decline.
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