In today’s episode, we tackle longevity, exploring workouts optimized for hormones, and dive deep into a crucial quality we all need a bit more of—resilience (or as I like to call it, equanimity). It's about more than just being tough; it's about the ability to maintain your chosen mental and emotional state, no matter what life throws your way.

I’m excited to introduce Tony Horton, a name many of you will recognize. We both are passionate about the journey to self-improvement, albeit via different approaches. Tony is a renowned motivational speaker, the author of Bring It, Crush It, and The Big Picture, and the brains behind immensely popular fitness programs, Beachbody Fitness and P90X®.

His influence in the world of fitness and wellness is vast, as his insights into healthy living have been shaping lives for years.

Today, we uncover the reasons behind Tony's new collaboration with Dr. Mindy Pelz to create a unique fitness program tailored for women's hormone cycle. We also explore the often overlooked roles of humor and mindfulness in promoting longevity and examine how the right workout routine can significantly enhance your relationships.

Tony also shares the best ways to move your body to prevent injuries, and imparts lessons from his extensive experience in entrepreneurship. Get ready for a practical, insightful conversation that will hopefully inspire you to move more, laugh more, and continue striving for the best version of yourself at any age.

(01:15) Inside Tony’s New Program & Health Recovery Journey

• Fast Like A Girl by Mindy Pelz

• How Tony collaborated with Mindy Pelz to create a hormone-centric workout plan

• The Better Baby Book by Dave Asprey

• Being mindful of overtraining

• Tony’s experience with Ramsay Hunt syndrome and Bell's Palsy

• Full Catastrophe Living by Jon Kabat-Zin

• How mindfulness contributes to longevity

• Biohack for stopping pox viruses from replicating

(21:04) Tony’s Biohacking, Fitness & Longevity Blueprint

• Adaptability as a contributor to long-term happiness and resilience

• Tony’s tips for establishing a consistent workout practice