Lex Fridman's Supercharged Day
6 x week, Mon-Sat, Sun is day off
15 Protocols in this Routine
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You can customize this routine to suit your needs, so anything you don't like, change or skip it!
Run your code in a debugger as a normal part of your workflow. Set breakpoints and step through code to examine state. This allows interactive development instead of compile/run/debug cycles.
After writing new code, set at least one breakpoint to step through and examine state as the first thing you do before compiling.
Step through code line-by-line in the debugger watching values change to understand complex behavior.
Complex systems can't be fully reasoned about. Treat code as an experimental platform to form hypotheses and inspect state.
Before changing code, think about what you expect to happen and write it down.
Change code, run experiments, and observe effects through logging or debuggers to test hypotheses.
Update your understanding of the code based on results. Repeat process to incrementally improve mental model.
Static analyzers catch a huge range of errors in code before it runs. Embrace tools finding problems - it improves quality and mindset.
Use all available static analysis tools on codebase to catalog issues.
Critically go through each issue tool identifies. Embrace ego check.
Fix identified issues to improve code quality before problems occur.
Adopt the approach that Lex uses to fit everything that he finds meaningful into his day
Lifestyle habits from Matt Walker to adopt into your daily routine to improve deep sleep, wake up feeling refreshed, reduce cravings, and promote lasting brain and body wellness.
Learn to improve deep sleep, wake up feeling refreshed, reduce cravings, and promote lasting brain and body wellness by manipulating body temperature and darkness
Insights about caffeine from Professor Matt Walker to adopt into your daily routine to improve deep sleep, wake up feeling refreshed, reduce cravings and promote lasting brain and body wellness.
Use fasting, caffeine, and cold exposure to boost your cognitive function and mental clarity
Journaling is a simple 5-minute habit that has the potential to reshape your entire athletic career. This routine outlines 3 powerful journaling habits that can help you unlock your full potential as an athlete:
Be the Star of Your Own Movie 🎥 - Envision your athletic journey as a captivating story where you are the main character. Reflect on impactful moments and shape the narrative of your success. This builds self-awareness, confidence and a strategic mindset to conquer challenges.
Gratitude Journaling 🙏 - Spend time acknowledging and appreciating the positive aspects of your journey. This decreases stress, increases optimism, lessens anxiety and provides motivation by reminding you why you started.
The Mental Blocks Unblocker 🧠 - Identify, understand and find actionable solutions to overcome mental blocks hindering peak performance. This process enhances emotional awareness and resilience.
By adopting these habits, you can improve focus, build unshakable resilience and gain the mental edge of a champion. 🏆
** Resources:**
** Call to Action:** 🔥 Elevate your athletic performance with three powerful journaling habits used by champions like Serena Williams and Michael Phelps! 🚀 Whether you're an aspiring athlete or a seasoned pro, these life-changing habits can reshape your career trajectory.
Use science-backed tools for enhancing focus, learning, creativity, sleep, physical strength and endurance, and brain and body health.
The sauna protocol that dramatically boosts the amount of growth hormone released
Combining Cal Newport Deep Work Protocols with Lex Fridman's Intentional Planning and Reflection Protocols to Live an Intentional Day
Sleep habits to help achieve your goals from one of the world-leading experts on the science and application of methods to increase strength, hypertrophy, and endurance performance.