Here’s a hard truth most high performers don’t want to hear:
Your body isn’t slowing you down — your ignorance of it is.

In this Friday Recap, Rob breaks down the biggest lessons from this week’s conversation with Beth Mielbrecht, a health coach with 35 years of experience as a mechanical engineer. Beth doesn’t treat health as mysterious or spiritualized — she treats it as a system. And systems, when understood, can be fixed.

This episode is a wake-up call for driven side hustlers, solopreneurs, and high achievers who believe they can outwork the consequences of neglecting their health. It’s not about working less — it’s about stopping the habit of treating your body like it’s disposable.

If you’re building something meaningful and pushing through pain, fatigue, or burnout “just a little longer,” this recap will change how you think about performance, recovery, and long-term success.

Most people don’t neglect their bodies because they’re lazy — they do it because they’re driven, capable, and under pressure. The lie we tell ourselves is: “Once I hit this milestone, then I’ll take care of myself.”
The problem? The goalpost always moves.

Beth reframed this perfectly:

If you don’t schedule recovery, your body will schedule it for you — and it won’t be convenient.

Beth spent 35 years as a mechanical engineer. Engineers don’t accept “there’s nothing you can do.” They assume problems have causes and systems can be understood.

She didn’t abandon that identity — she layered it into health. The human body follows logic, patterns, and cause-and-effect just like any other system.

Beth offers a short 10-question quiz to help identify where your system is out of balance and what to focus on first.

👉 Visit YourHealthWithBeth.com to take the quiz and access her private podcast.

Your body isn’t a disposable tool — it’s a business partner you can’t replace.

Ask. Listen. Take action.
And remember: you don’t hustle your way to freedom — you build capacity for it.