STOP SCROLLING! 4 Ways to Break Free from Distraction and Start to Focus || Ep. 131

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One Question That Will Change the Next 5 Years of Your Life: Habits and Consistency || Ep. 170

You’re Not Inconsistent. You’re Consistent at the Wrong Things. Change Your Habits, Change Your LifeWhat if your last 30 days could predict the next five years of your life?In this episode of The One Second of Strength Podcast, Tanner Clark takes you on a walk that turns into one ...  Show more

Digital Atrophy: How Screen Time Weakens Your Brain || Ep. 169

Five years ago I ruptured my Achilles. When I finally started walking again, the muscle was just gone. That's atrophy — weakening from lack of use. I think our brains are going through the same thing because of screen time. I call it digital atrophy.If you're 16 and live to 80, t ...  Show more

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