My last day with a personality


I'm back in Buenos Aires as of yesterday.

Meaning I'm back to my very basic, mostly personality-less Spanish conversations.

My bilingual friends often make this joke about speaking in your non-native language:

How you only have the fraction of the personality that you do in your native language.

If only people knew!

Alas.

I'll get to Tobey MaGuire Spider-Man 3 confidence in Spanish one day, too.

In the meantime, I wanted to tell you about a Spanish video I watched on my flight. It was a joke video from Dreaming Spanish, one of the platforms I use to learn more vocab.

I think it'll resonate.

The premise was that the woman in the video was trying to take good care of herself, but she followed an influencer who told her that:

  • The cutting board she was using got microplastics in her food
  • Her tuna had too much mercury
  • The water she was drinking was full of toxins
  • The deodorant she was using had harmful aluminum
  • Even her clothes had chemicals that were bad for her

Conveniently and predictably, this influencer also had their own versions of these products available for purchase.


Sadly, this "joke" video was what you're up against every day:

Every time you think you're doing the right thing, you see messaging like this: messaging that makes you question everything you've been doing.

It's frustrating, confusing, and discouraging.

Maybe even to the point where you stop trying.

​Investing in 1:1 coaching eliminates this problem, yes, since I'll personally cut through the BS for you, and lay out a simple, effective plan that you can put your head down and follow.

Then you'll get results like Amy:

And feel supported like Em:

Or learn what's actually best for you like Jess:

But I want you to know that whether we're actively working together or not, my inbox is always open if you ever see something that makes you question what you've been doing.

I mean it.

I know it's a shitshow out there, and that's what I'm here to help you navigate.

So is there anything that you've been wondering about?

What can I clear up for you?

Reply to this email and let me know.

Sam

P.S. In case you missed it, I recently published a short podcast on many hot topics including:

  • Healthified desserts (4:03)
  • Superfoods (5:19)
  • High protein products (10:52)
  • Cold plunges (12:02)
  • Weight vests (16:49)
  • Keto (22:13)

Plus some other things I'm sure you've seen posts about.

​You can check it out on any platform here.

Sam Forget

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