Podcasts about aadam ali

I had the extreme pleasure of having my friend Aadam on the podcast again for the third time. And just like the two previous episodes (Episode 9 & Episode 49), this one was phenomenal—maybe even the best yet? I'll let you decide, but for those who don't know, Aadam is a fitness coach and writer for his site, physiqonomics.com. He's one of the best, if not THE best fitness content creator in the game. I may be biased, but I think many others would agree. And even though he rarely does podcasts, you can tell in this episode that Aadam spends a lot of time thinking about these complex issues and distilling them in a digestible fashion. So, after you listen to this episode, make sure you check out the rest of his content for more fitness wisdom gems with a sprinkling of F-bombs. Enjoy! In this episode, we cover: -How he's been handling COVID in the UK -The effects of limited social interactions -A day in the life of Aadam -His morning routine -Reading techniques and notetaking -How we journal differently -Managing your schedule around your energy -His struggles after his famous fat loss article took off -Growing out of expectations of your past self -When perfectionism becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy -Lowering expectations to make more progress -"What would Aadam think of this?" -Unfocused vs focused comparison of others -Paying attention to what you DON'T want -3 levels of friendships -Why ignorance can be helpful -Becoming the type of person who's successful -Why achieving goals doesn't always make you happy -And much more! Connect With Aadam: Instagram: @physiqonomics Website: https://physiqonomics.com WATCH this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/yHdWClzpVo4 Connect With Matt: [Free] 30-Day Ultimate Physique Development Manual: https://bit.ly/UltimatePhysiqueDevelopment Hire Matt For Coaching: https://mattmcleod.org/online-coaching Instagram: @mattmcleod6 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mattmcleod6 Website: https://mattmcleod.org **PS: If you could rate and review the podcast, it would mean the world to me and it would help get the word out to others just like us so we can continue building this amazing, one-of-a-kind community.** ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2021 Matt McLeod

Aadam Ali, owner of Physiqonomics, returns to The More Than Fitness Podcast and we have a super thoughtful chat together. He's always a wealth of knowledge and never fails to shoot it to you straight. In this second go-round with Aadam, we touch on why he doesn't get too personal online, why he doesn't curse as much as he used to, how he's maintained his integrity over the years, quantity vs quality, not overcoming but managing his perfectionism, staying true to his self, staying authentic, his creative process, his book that will come out in 60 years, AND — we even go over his dream of being a rapper. You definitely won't want to miss this one. Enjoy! Connect With Aadam: Instagram: @physiqonomics Website: https://physiqonomics.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/physiqonomics Connect With Matt: [Free] 30-Day Ultimate Physique Development Manual: http://bit.ly/UltimatePhysiqueDevelopment Hire Matt For Coaching: https://mattmcleod.org/online-coaching Instagram: @mattmcleod6 Website: https://mattmcleod.org/ **PS: If you could rate and review the podcast, it would mean the world to me and it would help get the word out to others just like us so we can continue building this amazing, one-of-a-kind community.** ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com/ Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2020 Matt McLeod

Luke sits down with Aadam to discuss the following: Quitting University and his Dad going to kick him out the house.How it took him months to find a fitness job.Being rude to members and be bigger than a gym instructorIf he started today he maybe doing video instead of writing blogsHis rules of online clients and turning people awayHow he felt that one time he went full blown sleazy marketer (1000 unsubscribes)Helping people for freeGroup coaching And even more

Aadam, aka Physiqonomics, writes and draws on fitness with the goal of making training and nutrition stuff simple and easy to understand. He's an online coach and one of the most unique characters in the fitness industry. I was stoked to have him on the podcast after being a big fan of his for years, and now I'm lucky enough to call him a friend. This episode is definitely in contention for my favorite one yet. Connect with Aadam: Instagram: @physiqonomics Website: http://www.physiqonomics.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/physiqonomics Connect With Matt: FREE 30-Day Ultimate Physique Development Manual: http://bit.ly/UltimatePhysiqueDevelopment Hire Matt For Coaching: http://mcleodconsultingservices.com/online-coaching Instagram: @mattmcleod6 Website: http://mcleodconsultingservices.com ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com/ Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2020 Matt McLeod

Great to welcome back on Aadam Ali from Physiqonomics to the podcast. He has kindly created a course for us at LTB on creating fitness content, which is going to be released later this week.   Topics Covered: How have things been since we last spoke on episode 62. How Aadam found 2018. What has this past year taught him. Getting over the perfectionist mindset. Where he sees his career going. What he does during dryer content creation phases. What to expect from his LTB course.

In this episode I interviewed Aadam Ali from Physiqonomics, Aadam is one of the best in the industry when it comes to writing fitness articles. So much so that if you type in fat loss article into google his comes up first. In this episode we talk about his how he writes long copy which can make the audience read and read, how he coaches his clients and what he's done to grow his social media. I think anyone looking to write more articles, more emails and just generally becoming better at copy should listen to this. If you want to learn more about Aadam you can visit his website below: http://physiqonomics.com Also if you want to learn more about what Aadam talks about in the podcast & how to get better at copy head over to facebook and join the "online trainer society" where you can grab a FREE ebook & get involved in our WEEKLY Q & A's

It was a huge pleasure to welcome on Adam Ali from Physiqonomics. We covered: - How he is dealing with the recent "success" of physiqonomics - How he comes up with the ideas for his content - How does he not let the need for likes, comments and shares dictate his self-worth/ success of his writing - The importance of not thinking that your followers need to "engage" publicly with your content for it to be doing it's job - Who does he speak to when he writes - What would his advice be to someone who is afraid of putting content out there? - Is it harder for him to put content out there nowadays than it was back when he started? - Why you should continue to do some form of "creation" when you hit dry creative phases - Tips for creating content - How he went about creating "the best fat loss article on the motherfuckin' internet" - How he's dealt with receiving negative feedback 

Aadam Ali was always an overweight kid growing up and preferred reading comic books than doing any form of exercise. He takes us through his humorous story on getting the girl when he was 12 years old by wanting to look like her favorite rapper 50 cent. His plan worked (to a certain extent) and he won her over. From this relationship onwards he kept a strong focus on workout plans and became ended up becoming a PT with a twist. With psychology as an underlying passion, he recognises the nonsense in the fitness industry that many people fall for. From misleading information, money scams, pills and potions, Superman syndromes and sexy shiny objects. We’re given an honest truth about all the marketing hype of all things diet and workout. You simply can’t miss out on this hilarious episode! FFF 094: How To Recognise Garbage Nutrition Advice & Fitness Industry Bulls*t - with Aadam Ali  is a post from: Food For Fitness  

Online Physique Coach & Writer Adam Ali joins us today to dive into all things; Adversity & Fat Loss What Motivation really is and what it's not Why you're not losing fat and what to do about it Show notes are over at: www.docfitnessonline.com/episode7

Episode 39 of the Sustainable Self-Development Podcast brings to you Aadam Ali from Physiquonomics.com Aadam is a writer, fitness philosopher and avid self-experimenter. We talked about the mentality and mindset you need to adopt to overcome any obstacle that life may throw at you, so you can succeed at your fitness goals. Check out Adam here: http://physiqonomics.com/

There are very few people in the fitness industry who get my dick hard every time they write something new. Aadam Ali, is one of those guys. He also happens to be a very close friend and a brother I'd lay my life down for. Well, maybe. But only if he named his first born after me. Or at least his left testicle. Anyways, Aadam has been a huge influence on my writing and my thinking as well. He's also been on the podcast at least a dozen times now on the Coaches Corner episodes. But this time, I got him solo, one-on-one, and we would have touched tips, but he's in Britain and I'm in NYC. But here's a little bio about Aadam: I am a cunt. The supreme cunt of cunts. Call me King Cunt. Cuntzilla of Cuntakistan. I write things. And people read them. When they don't, I feel bad that they have no personality or sense of humor. I taught Deadpool everything he knows. Seriously; I'm not fucking kidding—everything. Oh, and I brood harder than Drake and Bruce Wayne combined. I also draw things. And read those ancient things made of paper called books. And sometimes, I go onstage for Zayn of One Direction. Because we're brothers. Except, we got separated at birth and he wound up in a band, and I wound up getting wedgies at Uni, so I dropped out, got shredded, and then started helping people look better with their clothes off. But don't send me your pictures, I don't wanna see them. Unless you're fit. And by fit, I mean me. So enjoy this episode with my brother, Aadam Ali. We talk about: Why he’s taken a break from being on social media as much Creating long form content How’s he’s grown as a writer over the last two years Creating the illustrations for his articles Not being afraid to try things Writing for social media vs blogs His perfectionist streak Where he struggles to be himself His Keto experiment Tools in his toolbox Patience His battle with a short temper The struggles of the writing process Getting started The importance of doing the work What he’s taken away from Jordan Peterson’s lectures Virtue in suffering Pain is the harbinger of truth Guardians, Justice League, and more The History of the Calorie How he helps clients not count calories long term There is no normal

Episode 170: Aadam Ali of Physiquinomics is on to discuss his personal diet experiements, what he learnt and some philosophies on nutrition and training. Aadam writes fitness-related content over at his site Physiqonomics. He writes about his philosophies on nutrition, training and all things physique related. He also self-experiments with different approaches and reports the results. These have included periods of time eating various iterations of a ketogenic diet, employing extended fasts, using time-restricted feeding and more. He has also written content for various other reputable sites including Strengtheory. Aadam also works one-to-one with coaching clients who want to improve their physique.

**NOTE: This is a two-part episode. Please make sure to listen to Part 1 first or you'll be lost.**   In Part 1 of this episode, we discussed how myths, and the structure of myths, still influence some of the greatest movies and books in pop culture.   And that these myths show us how to live a more virtuous life.   Part 1 saw Tanner Baze, Nick Sorrell, Aadam Ali, and I breaking down and introducing people to The Hero's Journey. Why you need to face your dragon and what pieces of wisdom we've received from Dr. Jordan Peterson.   Here're a few bullet points for what we covered in Part 1:   Dr. Jordan B. Peterson (Podcast, Joe Rogan Podcast) John Romaniello (His book Man 2.0 is based off The Hero’s Journey) Ancient myths and modern day applications Why myths are road maps Superman is a God and why we can’t relate to him Why The Joker is Batman’s most formidable enemy Both sides of evil within ourselves Harvey Dent’s transformation into Two-Face Why you need to face our dragon Why Aadam loves the Anti-Hero Suffering and struggle: there is nothing more important in the world Why we need the metaphysical Arete and Apotheosis   After we end on the discussion of The Matrix, we dive even further into the importance of what myths and the stories in fiction can reveal to us as humans.   In part two we discuss: The Emperors Blades Why books, myths, or movies always speak to us Your brain picks up patterns subconsciously Gut feelings and urges Read more books --- period Accepting your call Slay your fucking dragon

**NOTE: This is a two-part episode. Please make sure to listen to Part 1 first or you'll be lost.**   Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Buddha, Christ, Gilgamesh, they all follow the same story line archetype. What Joseph Campbell came to call The Hero's Journey.       According to Dr. Jordan Peterson, myths are a road map for how to live a virtuous life. They show us how to live a good life, what is right and wrong, connect us with our humanity, and teach us lessons that science cannot.   In this episode, Tanner Baze, Nick Sorrell, Aadam Ali, and I break down The Hero's Journey, how it applies to life, and how it can guide you to live a more virtuous and moral life.   But this episode is more than that. We talk about facing your dragon (or demons) and why this is the most important thing you can do in life, period.   We break down thoughts from Dr. Jordan Peterson about why myths show us that, “Getting to where you want to go is not what you want, it’s to make sure the voyage is worth it.”   First and foremost, all of us can't stress enough how much of an influence John Romaniello and his knowledge of Campbell has meant to us. Without Roman, there would be no Tanner Baze, Robbie Farlow, or Aadam Ali. We owe much of our desire to get in shape and improve lives through writing and creating "good art" to Roman.   So for that, thank you sir. And if you've never read his book, you should. It's required reading, actually. (check the notes below for a link)   In Part 1 of this episode we discuss:   Dr. Jordan B. Peterson (Podcast, Joe Rogan Podcast) John Romaniello (His book Man 2.0 is based off The Hero’s Journey) “Getting to where you want to go is not what you want, it’s to make sure the voyage is worth it.” Ancient myths and modern day applications Why myths are road maps Superman is a God and why we can’t relate to him Why The Joker is Batman’s most formidable enemy Both sides of evil within ourselves Harvey Dent’s transformation into Two-Face You either die the hero or see yourself become the villain Did Tolkien mean to tell the inner deep meanings of his stories? Why you need to face our dragon Gut urges to do something How holding in resentment will destroy you Why Aadam loves the Anti-Hero Suffering and struggle: there is nothing more important in the world You want to aim so high that you can’t obtain it Why myths work Living a virtuous life Roman's article on Heroes Why we need the metaphysical Arete and Apotheosis Neil Gaiman 2012 commencement speech Why Nick went back to church The story of Jesus in the Garden Why The Matrix is the story of Genesis