The Real-Life Diet of John Cena, Who Wants to Be Lifting When He’s 80 Years Old
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People will call those cheat days, but I don’t like to use that term because that means you’re not accountable. I call it living. You have to be able to do that, especially if you like food and you get satisfaction from that. I view food as a vehicle for company and conversation, so I don’t want to rob myself of that. I don’t want to be the guy bringing food in Tupperware and eating the same stale food all the time.
Just as I’m working on changing my own narrative around money and exercise, I would like to apply this philosophy to my own narrative around eating.