The standard is daily.
This is my standard. I don’t expect people to copy it exactly, but they should build their own version.
A routine only works when it can be repeated.
The purpose is not to create a perfect day. The purpose is to create a reliable structure.
Wake up, train, work, eat, recover, reflect, and sleep on purpose.
The exact schedule can change. The standard does not.
Mind. Body. Recovery.
Every part of the day supports one of these anchors. Together they keep the system balanced and repeatable.
Control
Meditation, reflection, and sleep preparation create mental order and reset attention.
Action
Training, walking, biking, and work keep the body moving and the standard visible.
Support
Food, water, stretching, and sleep give the body what it needs to repeat the work tomorrow.
The day is decided before it begins.
A fixed sequence removes unnecessary decisions and gives every important part of the day a place.
The structure stays fixed. The training changes.
The morning and evening anchors remain consistent while the primary 6:00 a.m. training block rotates across the week.
Full Body
30-minute full-body workout with two sets for each body part.
Core
20–30 minutes of focused core exercise.
Full Body
30-minute full-body workout with two sets for each body part.
Core
20–30 minutes of focused core exercise.
Full Body
30-minute full-body workout with two sets for each body part.
The routine is supported by measurable rules.
Some standards do not get negotiated.
Basic daily support.
Creatine
5 grams daily.
Protein Shake
Use after workouts to support the daily protein target.
Consistency
Supplements support the standard. They do not replace food, training, hydration, or sleep.
You do not need perfection. You need consistency.
If you do at least 80% of this daily, your life will improve. In the end, you will get far more out of this than you ever put into it.