Monday’s episode on Maintainer Traits struck a chord—listeners loved it but wanted to know: “How do I actually develop these traits in real life?”In today’s Q&A, Rick dives deep into your most practical questions about shifting from goal-thinking to systems-thinking, seeing setbacks as data instead of disasters, and building real self-trust around food.These aren’t just ideas—they’re skills you can start practicing today to think, act, and feel like a lifelong maintainer.In This Episode, You’ll Learn:How to shift from goals to systems so your success doesn’t depend on motivation.A 3-question tool to turn setbacks into learning opportunities, not failures.How to rebuild self-trust around food—one piece of micro-evidence at a time.How to plan for obstacles without falling into obsession or control.Which non-scale victories actually show your mindset is changing for good.Key TakeawaysGoals have finish lines. Systems just keep making you better.Curiosity beats judgment. Every setback is data for your next success.Beliefs change through evidence, not affirmations. Collect proof you can trust yourself.Preparation > perfection. Simple “if-then” plans build resilience.Track what really matters. Energy, calm, and confidence—not just the scale.Your Weekly ChallengePick one maintainer trait from Monday’s episode and one strategy from today’s Q&A. Practice them this week. Notice how your mindset—and results—start to shift.Have a Question for Rick?Send your questions for next week’s Q&A to [insert contact/email/social handle]. Your struggles and insights help shape future episodes!

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