Oh hell yeah! Completely confident I can pass, especially under one of CCI’s programs, but that is a great reassurance, thanks Peter, really excited for January!

Yep! Already began reading the shorter of the two.

That took me a minute. 😂 🤔💭 “Against the grain of the muscle?” 🔪🥩 🤔💭 “Against the grain of the wooden cutting board??” 🔪🪵 🤔😳🤣💭 “AGAINST THE GRAIN!!!” 🌾🔪🍞 You should be excited, this is a really huge move you made for carnivore health. 🤗 Thanks again.

Personally, I am stoked about the curriculum including things like behavioral coaching. This will be so valuable when dealing with clients who struggle with food addiction and other behavioral struggles to overcome. It’s a monster of a topic in and of itself. It requires a great deal of understanding, humility, compassion, self-reflection, self-awareness, mindfulness, boundaries and many other tools with which to best help someone into a different mode of function. Every coach should strive to better their practice with such knowledge. Every person should seek to better themselves with these skills. Well done Peter and crew!! 👏🏼 Thanks for all you’re building here. No other school I would rather gain my education from for carnivore coaching. 🙏🏼

@Coach Peter likewise! 🙌🏼

@Thomas Graci it’s a great course, tbh. Enlightening and useful to know. Definitely helps enhance one’s coaching ability to troubleshoot and help clients, especially during adaptation. 👍🏼

Great news lol! Thank you.

SO I WAS RIGHT TRUSTING MY INSTINCTS AND MY BODY AGAIN!!! https://youtu.be/kkzV-EOeru8?si=hf4DtviMA-wps169 For many of us, eating at night is beneficial, like I said in my comment above.^^^ Parasympathetic state inducing. Stress relieving, relaxing… even helps me sleep better. Just like he says in this video.^ Welp, I have no doubt that protein can cause weight gain in some individuals, when over-consumed and/or during inactivity, wrong timing, etc. …but I’m sticking to my guns, because breakfast does not make me feel good. 😂