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When “Regressing” Is Actually Improving

When exercising: dropping weight to improve form isn’t regressing.

When dieting: eating more calories to improve nutrition isn’t regressing.

When learning: slowing reading speed to improve comprehension isn’t regressing.

In a world that’s hyper focused on vanity metrics (e.g. 1RMs, calorie counting, reading x books / year)—doing something in the opposite direction might feel like backsliding.

When in reality, it’s being hyper focused on vanity metrics that’s causing us to backslide.

Don’t get it twisted.

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