I knew I wasn’t eating well but downplayed how much it mattered. I didn’t feel great in my own skin but kept putting off making a change—no idea what I was waiting for. My motivation to exercise was low because, in the past, working out never got me the results I wanted: a leaner body, strength, and an overall sense of well-being. I’ve joined gyms before and always started strong, but my motivation faded over time. I never really focused on nutrition, so I was constantly frustrated with my results. I thought I could out-exercise a bad diet—turns out, I couldn’t have been more wrong. I follow Adam Wathan on X for his tech content, and one day he posted about MyBodyTutor—sharing his progress photos, thoughts on the program, and even some weight charts. I was immediately intrigued. I wanted to build real self-discipline and a sustainable routine. I wasn’t looking for a short-term program that I’d eventually fall off of—I wanted to change my habits for good. But I hesitated over the cost and kept telling myself, “You don’t need a coach; you can do this on your own.” It took me almost a year from the moment I first looked into MyBodyTutor to actually signing up. Looking back, I wish I had started right away. It’s absolutely worth it. If you’re on the fence, just do it. MyBodyTutor has a fair, transparent pricing structure, and unlike gyms, you’re not locked into a contract that’s impossible to escape. Since joining, I’ve lost nearly 18kg (40lbs) while building muscle. Clothes I hadn’t worn in a decade finally fit again, and I had to buy a new wardrobe because everything was too baggy. Not only did I hit my goal—I exceeded it. Now, my coach and I have shifted focus from weight loss to body recomposition. MyBodyTutor is the real deal—no gimmicks, no empty promises, no influencers pushing supplements. They provide external accountability while helping you develop accountability to yourself. Their approach is practical and designed for real life—navigating family events, holidays, stressful periods, and all the curveballs that usually derail progress. Life has speed bumps, and MyBodyTutor teaches you how to build habits that don’t fall apart when you hit them. Just go for it. The only regret you’ll have is not starting sooner. Keep an open mind and be willing to challenge old habits and assumptions. This isn’t a crash diet or a quick fix—it’s about building sustainable habits that lead to long-term success. The results may seem small week to week, but over time, they add up to something incredible.