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Can you gain muscle without gaining fat

Updated: Jun 3

The Complete Warfare Manual

[Level III: Execution]

The question that haunts every serious lifter: "Can you gain muscle without gaining fat?"

Let me cut through the BS immediately. Yes, you can—but only if you stop treating your body like a slot machine and start treating it like the precision instrument it is.

Most people asking this question are already failing because they lack the foundational systems required to execute body recomposition. They want the outcome without the warfare mindset necessary to achieve it.

This isn't about casual fitness. This is about strategic body transformation through asymmetrical tactics most trainers won't teach you.

The Deployment Doctrine: Why Most People Fail at Recomposition

[Level II: Activation]

Body recomposition—simultaneously building muscle while losing fat—is the holy grail of physique development. The reason 95% of people fail isn't genetics. It's ignorance of the deployment doctrine.

Commitment ≠ Deployment. You can commit to gaining muscle without fat, but if you're not deploying precise tracking, periodization, and archetype-specific protocols, you're wasting time.

The fitness industry sells you motivation. I'm selling you a system.

The Enemy Language Framework

Before we deploy tactics, let's identify the enemy language sabotaging your progress:

  • "I'll just eat clean and see what happens" → Deploy: Precise caloric targeting

  • "I don't want to track everything" → Deploy: Non-negotiable measurement protocols

  • "My metabolism is broken" → Deploy: Systematic metabolic reset

  • "I'll just do more cardio" → Deploy: Compound-focused resistance training

Savage Command: Train like your freedom depends on it. Measure like your life depends on it.

Identity Mirror Question: What part of you is still hiding from the precision required for real transformation?

Action Trigger Question: What will you measure in the next 24 hours to disrupt your current plateau?

The DX Body Matrix: Archetype-Specific Recomposition Protocols

[Level III: Execution]

Your recomposition strategy must align with your body archetype. Generic advice creates generic results.

For Men: Anti-Dad Bod Deployment

Cut / Lean (Meso | 145–170 lbs) — Anti-Dad Bod:

  • Recomp Sweet Spot: Maintenance calories + 0-200 surplus on training days

  • Protein Target: Bodyweight × 1.2-1.4g

  • Training Focus: Volume training with tendon integrity emphasis

  • Key Adjustment: 40% carbs, timed around workouts

Built / Solid (Meso | 170–200 lbs) — Anti-Dad Bod:

  • Recomp Protocol: Cyclical approach—mini cuts (4 weeks) followed by lean gains (8 weeks)

  • Protein Target: Bodyweight × 1.0-1.2g

  • Training Focus: Performance splits with routine lock-in

  • Key Adjustment: Track strength metrics, not just aesthetics

Tank / Animal (Meso | 190–220 lbs) — Anti-Dad Bod:

  • Advanced Recomp: Requires precise periodization—most challenging archetype for simultaneous goals

  • Protein Target: Bodyweight × 1.0g minimum

  • Training Focus: Joint tension balance with powerlifting foundations

  • Key Adjustment: Deload weeks every 6th week to prevent cortisol accumulation

For Women: Anti-Mom Bod & Divine Goddess Protocols

Slim Thick / Curvy (Meso | 135–160 lbs) — Anti-Mom Bod:

  • Recomp Advantage: Natural insulin sensitivity allows aggressive recomposition

  • Protein Target: Bodyweight × 1.0-1.3g

  • Training Focus: Waist control with quad balance—glute isolation priority

  • Key Adjustment: Carb cycling around menstrual phases

Lean / Chic (Meso | 115–135 lbs) — Anti-Mom Bod:

  • Divine Feminine Focus: Maintain curves while adding lean tissue

  • Protein Target: Bodyweight × 1.2-1.5g (higher due to lower body fat)

  • Training Focus: Glute isolation with waist tapering emphasis

  • Key Adjustment: Mini bulks (4-6 weeks) followed by cuts (2-3 weeks)

Thick / Brick (Meso | 145–170 lbs) — Anti-Mom Bod:

  • Hormone-First Approach: Address estrogen dominance before aggressive recomposition

  • Protein Target: Bodyweight × 1.0-1.2g

  • Training Focus: Lower body sculpt with systemic strength movements

  • Key Adjustment: Anti-inflammatory protocols + strategic depletion phases

Identity Mirror Question: Which archetype resonates with your current physique, and what specific protocol will you deploy?

Action Trigger Question: What's one archetype-specific adjustment you'll implement this week?

The Precision Tracking Matrix: Weapons of Measurement

[Level IV: War Mode]

If you're not tracking, you're not serious. Body recomposition requires asymmetrical warfare against your previous patterns.

The Four Pillars of Recomp Intelligence

1. Visual Documentation Protocol

  • Weekly photos: front, side, back (same lighting, same time)

  • Mirror check: daily, upon waking

  • Clothing fit: specific garments as measurement tools

  • Savage Command: Your phone is your weapon. Deploy it.

2. Anthropometric Warfare

  • Waist measurement: weekly, same day, fasted

  • Key muscle groups: arms, thighs, chest (monthly)

  • Body fat estimation: DEXA, BodPod, or InBody (quarterly)

  • Deployment Doctrine: Measurements don't lie. Feelings do.

3. Performance Metrics

  • Strength progression: primary lifts tracked religiously

  • Work capacity: volume tolerance increases

  • Recovery markers: sleep quality, resting heart rate

  • TrueCore Principle: Strength gains during a cut = successful recomposition

4. Biomarker Intelligence

  • Scale weight: daily, fasted, post-bathroom

  • Sleep: 7-9 hours non-negotiable

  • Energy levels: subjective rating 1-10 daily

  • Mirror Reflection: Your body keeps the score. Listen to it.

Identity Mirror Question: What measurement have you been avoiding that would give you the clearest picture of your progress?

Action Trigger Question: Which tracking method will you implement tomorrow morning?

Metabolic Warfare: The BMR-Based Recomposition System

[Level III: Execution]

Your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is your metabolic baseline. Everything else is strategy built on this foundation.

The DX BMR Calculation Protocol

Step 1: Establish Your Metabolic Baseline

  • Quick Estimate: Bodyweight × 10-12 (sedentary to moderately active)

  • Example: 180 lbs × 11 = 1,980 calories

  • Precision Method: Use indirect calorimetry or validated online calculators

Step 2: Recomposition Caloric Positioning

  • Conservative Recomp: BMR + 0-200 calories

  • Aggressive Recomp: BMR - 200 to BMR + 100 calories

  • Advanced Cyclical: Training days +300, rest days -200

Step 3: The Two-Week Adjustment Protocol

  • Week 1-2: Establish baseline at calculated calories

  • Week 3-4: Adjust based on scale weight, measurements, performance

  • Adjustment Magnitude: ±200-250 calories maximum

Real-World Application: The 190 lb Male Example

BMR Estimate: 190 × 11 = 2,090 calories Recomp Start Point: 2,090-2,200 calories Protein Target: 190 × 1.2 = 228g protein (912 calories) Fat Minimum: 190 × 0.3 = 57g fat (513 calories) Remaining Carbs: 775 calories = 194g carbs

Adjustment Timeline:

  • Weeks 1-2: Monitor without changes

  • Weeks 3-4: If losing weight too fast, add 200 calories

  • Weeks 5-6: If gaining fat, subtract 200 calories

The Female Recomp Complexity

Women's recomposition requires additional variables:

Menstrual Phase Considerations:

  • Follicular Phase (Days 1-14): Higher carbs, aggressive training

  • Luteal Phase (Days 15-28): Moderate carbs, emphasize recovery

  • Protein Consistency: Maintain high protein throughout cycle

Hormonal Optimization Stack:

  • Magnesium: 400mg daily for cortisol management

  • Omega-3s: 2-3g daily for inflammation control

  • Vitamin D3: 2,000-4,000 IU for hormonal support

Savage Command: Your metabolism isn't broken. Your approach is undisciplined.

Identity Mirror Question: How long have you been guessing at your caloric needs instead of calculating them precisely?

Action Trigger Question: What's your BMR calculation, and what will your starting recomposition calories be?

Training Architecture: The Compound-Dominant Recomposition System

[Level IV: War Mode]

Recomposition training isn't bodybuilding. It isn't powerlifting. It's strategic muscle preservation and development under controlled caloric conditions.

The Big Three: Non-Negotiable Foundation

1. Deadlift Variations

  • Frequency: 2x per week minimum

  • Primary: Conventional or sumo deadlift

  • Accessory: Romanian deadlifts, trap bar deadlifts

  • Rep Scheme: 5×5 for strength, 3×8-10 for hypertrophy weeks

2. Squat Variations

  • Frequency: 2x per week minimum

  • Primary: Back squat or front squat

  • Accessory: Bulgarian split squats, goblet squats

  • Rep Scheme: 5×5 for strength, 4×8-12 for hypertrophy

3. Pressing Movements

  • Frequency: 2-3x per week

  • Primary: Bench press or overhead press

  • Accessory: Dumbbell variations, push-ups

  • Rep Scheme: 5×5 for strength, 3×8-12 for hypertrophy

The Isolation Integration Protocol

Upper Body Hypertrophy Focus:

  • Pull-ups/Chin-ups: 3×8-12

  • Rows: 3×8-12 (barbell, dumbbell, cable)

  • Arm Work: 2×12-15 (biceps, triceps)

  • Frequency: 2-3x per week

Lower Body Sculpting:

  • Hip Thrusts: 3×12-15

  • Lateral Raises: 3×12-15

  • Calf Raises: 3×15-20

  • Frequency: 2x per week

Periodization for Recomposition

Week 1-2: Strength Foundation

  • Compounds: 5×5 at 80-85% 1RM

  • Isolation: 3×8-10

  • Rest: 3-4 minutes between compound sets

Week 3-4: Hypertrophy Emphasis

  • Compounds: 4×8-10 at 70-75% 1RM

  • Isolation: 3×12-15

  • Rest: 2-3 minutes between compound sets

Week 5-6: Metabolic Stress

  • Compounds: 3×12-15 at 60-65% 1RM

  • Isolation: 2×15-20

  • Rest: 1-2 minutes between all sets

Week 7: Deload

  • All exercises: 50% normal volume

  • Focus: Mobility, technique refinement

  • Purpose: Supercompensation preparation

Savage Command: Every rep is a vote for the person you're becoming.

Identity Mirror Question: Are you training for your ego or for your transformation?

Action Trigger Question: Which compound movement will you prioritize this week to anchor your recomposition?

Protein Warfare: The Muscle-Sparing Arsenal

[Level III: Execution]

Protein isn't just a macronutrient during recomposition—it's your primary weapon against muscle catabolism.

The DX Protein Hierarchy

Tier 1: Combat-Tested Sources

  • Lean Red Meat: Grass-fed beef, bison, venison

  • Poultry: Chicken breast, turkey, duck (skin removed)

  • Seafood: Salmon, mackerel, sardines, white fish

  • Eggs: Whole eggs, egg whites for volume

Tier 2: Strategic Support

  • Dairy: Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, milk

  • Plant-Based: Lentils, quinoa, hemp seeds (if omnivore)

  • Supplements: Whey isolate, casein, collagen

Timing and Distribution Tactics

The 4-Meal Protein Distribution:

  • Meal 1: 30-40g protein (post-workout if training AM)

  • Meal 2: 25-35g protein

  • Meal 3: 30-40g protein (pre-workout if training PM)

  • Meal 4: 25-35g protein (casein before bed)

Leucine Trigger Optimization:

  • Minimum: 2.5g leucine per meal for muscle protein synthesis

  • Sources: 30g whey, 6 oz chicken, 8 oz Greek yogurt

  • Timing: Within 30 minutes post-workout

Meal Preparation Warfare

The Batch Cook Strategy:

  • Sunday: Cook 3-4 lbs protein sources

  • Portion: Individual containers with 6-8 oz servings

  • Variety: Rotate 3-4 different proteins weekly

  • Seasoning: Herbs, spices, marinades to prevent monotony

Quick Deploy Options:

  • Emergency Protein: Hard-boiled eggs, protein powder, Greek yogurt

  • Travel Arsenal: Protein bars, jerky, nuts (portion controlled)

  • Convenience: Rotisserie chicken, canned fish, deli turkey

Supplement Stack for Recomposition

Essential Trinity:

  1. Whey Protein Isolate: 25-50g post-workout

  2. Creatine Monohydrate: 5g daily, timing irrelevant

  3. Fish Oil: 2-3g daily for inflammation control

Advanced Stack: 4. HMB: 3g daily for muscle preservation during cuts 5. Glutamine: 10-15g daily for recovery enhancement 6. Casein: 25-30g before bed for overnight muscle protection

Savage Command: Protein is not optional. It's ammunition.

Identity Mirror Question: How many days this week did you hit your protein target versus how many days did you "try to eat clean"?

Action Trigger Question: What protein source will you batch cook this weekend to remove decision fatigue?

Advanced Recomposition Tactics: The Elite Protocols

[Level IV: War Mode]

Once you've mastered the fundamentals, these advanced tactics separate elite physiques from weekend warriors.

Carb Cycling for Recomposition

The 5-2 Protocol:

  • 5 Days: Low-moderate carbs (0.5-1.0g per lb bodyweight)

  • 2 Days: High carbs (1.5-2.0g per lb bodyweight)

  • Protein: Consistent daily

  • Fat: Inverse relationship with carbs

Training Day Optimization:

  • Pre-Workout: 20-30g fast carbs (banana, dates)

  • Post-Workout: 40-60g carbs + protein

  • Rest Days: Minimal carbs, increase fats

Intermittent Fasting Integration

The 16:8 Recomp Protocol:

  • Fasting Window: 8pm - 12pm next day

  • Feeding Window: 12pm - 8pm

  • Training: Fasted or pre-workout BCAAs

  • Benefits: Enhanced fat oxidation, simplified meal timing

Advanced: The 18:6 Protocol:

  • Fasting Window: 7pm - 1pm next day

  • Feeding Window: 1pm - 7pm

  • Meals: 2-3 larger meals

  • Compliance: Higher for disciplined individuals

Stress Management for Recomposition

Cortisol Control Stack:

  • Sleep: 7-9 hours, consistent schedule

  • Meditation: 10-20 minutes daily

  • Sauna: 2-3x weekly, 15-20 minutes

  • Cold Exposure: Cold showers, ice baths

Recovery Modalities:

  • Massage: Weekly during intense phases

  • Stretching: 15-20 minutes post-workout

  • Deload Weeks: Every 6-8 weeks

  • Vacation: Complete training breaks quarterly

Plateau-Breaking Strategies

The Refeed Protocol:

  • Frequency: Every 10-14 days during cuts

  • Duration: 1-2 days

  • Calories: Maintenance or slight surplus

  • Macros: Increase carbs primarily

The Diet Break:

  • Duration: 1-2 weeks

  • Calories: Full maintenance

  • Purpose: Metabolic restoration

  • Timing: After 8-12 weeks of deficit

Savage Command: Excellence isn't an accident. It's a system deployed with precision.

Identity Mirror Question: What advanced tactic have you been avoiding because it requires more discipline than your current approach?

Action Trigger Question: Which plateau-breaking strategy will you deploy when your current progress stalls?

Troubleshooting: When Recomposition Stalls

[Level III: Execution]

Every recomposition journey hits plateaus. Winners have protocols for breakthrough.

Common Failure Points and Solutions

Problem: Scale Weight Increasing Despite Training

  • Diagnosis: Water retention, muscle gain masking fat loss

  • Solution: Focus on measurements and photos over scale

  • Action: Take weekly waist measurements, monthly DEXA scans

Problem: Strength Declining Rapidly

  • Diagnosis: Excessive caloric deficit, inadequate protein

  • Solution: Increase calories by 200, verify protein intake

  • Action: Track performance metrics, adjust accordingly

Problem: Energy Crashes and Poor Recovery

  • Diagnosis: Chronically low calories, inadequate fats

  • Solution: Implement refeed days, increase omega-3s

  • Action: Add 100-200 calories from healthy fats

Problem: No Visual Changes After 6-8 Weeks

  • Diagnosis: Inadequate stimulus, poor adherence

  • Solution: Increase training volume, audit tracking accuracy

  • Action: Add an extra training day, weigh/measure all food

The Assessment Matrix

Monthly Evaluation Questions:

  1. Are my measurements moving in the desired direction?

  2. Is my strength maintaining or improving?

  3. Am I consistently hitting my protein targets?

  4. Is my energy supporting my training quality?

  5. Are my photos showing visible changes?

Red Flags Requiring Immediate Adjustment:

  • Strength drops >10% on major lifts

  • Energy crashes lasting >3 days

  • Zero visual changes for >6 weeks

  • Sleep quality significantly declining

  • Mood/motivation severely impacted

Savage Command: Problems are data. Data requires response, not emotion.

Identity Mirror Question: What feedback is your body giving you that you've been ignoring?

Action Trigger Question: What metric will you assess weekly to catch plateaus before they become problems?

Real-World Application: Case Studies in Recomposition

[Level II: Activation]

Theory without application is academic masturbation. Here's how real clients deployed these protocols.

Case Study 1: Mike, 28, Built/Solid Archetype (185 lbs)

Starting Stats:

  • Weight: 185 lbs, ~15% body fat

  • Bench: 225 lbs, Squat: 315 lbs, Deadlift: 365 lbs

  • Goal: Visible abs while maintaining strength

Protocol Deployed:

  • Calories: 2,100 (maintenance minus 200)

  • Protein: 200g daily (1.08g per lb)

  • Training: Upper/lower split, 4 days/week

  • Cardio: 2 HIIT sessions weekly

Results (16 weeks):

  • Weight: 180 lbs, ~10% body fat

  • Bench: 230 lbs, Squat: 320 lbs, Deadlift: 375 lbs

  • Outcome: Visible abs achieved, strength increased

Key Success Factors:

  • Consistent protein intake (tracked religiously)

  • Progressive overload maintained throughout

  • Two refeed days implemented at weeks 8 and 12

Case Study 2: Sarah, 32, Slim Thick/Curvy Archetype (145 lbs)

Starting Stats:

  • Weight: 145 lbs, ~22% body fat

  • Goal: Maintain curves, add lean muscle, flat stomach

Protocol Deployed:

  • Calories: 1,650 (slight deficit with weekend refeeds)

  • Protein: 145g daily (1.0g per lb)

  • Training: Full body, 3 days/week + 2 lower body days

  • Menstrual cycle consideration: Higher carbs follicular phase

Results (20 weeks):

  • Weight: 142 lbs, ~18% body fat

  • Hip-to-waist ratio improved: 0.72 to 0.68

  • Strength gains: 30% increase in hip thrust, 25% in deadlift

Key Success Factors:

  • Carb cycling around menstrual phases

  • Emphasis on compound movements

  • Progress photos as primary measurement tool

Case Study 3: James, 35, Tank/Animal Archetype (210 lbs)

Starting Stats:

  • Weight: 210 lbs, ~18% body fat

  • Advanced lifter with strength plateau

  • Goal: Reduce body fat while breaking strength plateaus

Protocol Deployed:

  • Cyclical approach: 6-week mini-cuts, 2-week maintenance breaks

  • Calories: 2,200 (cut), 2,600 (maintenance)

  • Protein: 210g consistent

  • Training: Conjugate method with GPP emphasis

Results (24 weeks):

  • Weight: 205 lbs, ~12% body fat

  • New PRs: 15 lbs bench, 25 lbs deadlift

  • Improved work capacity and recovery

Key Success Factors:

  • Periodized approach preventing adaptation

  • High protein intake during cuts

  • Strategic deload weeks every 6th week

Identity Mirror Question: Which case study most closely resembles your situation, and what specific element can you apply immediately?

Action Trigger Question: What's your personal recomposition timeline, and what milestone will you track at the 4-week mark?

The Sovereignty Stack: Beyond Basic Recomposition

[Level IV: War Mode]

Elite recomposition isn't just about muscle and fat. It's about building a physique that commands respect and embodies your highest potential.

The Physical Sovereignty Principles

1. Functional Strength Over Mirror Muscles

  • Train movements, not just muscles

  • Prioritize real-world strength applications

  • Develop work capacity alongside aesthetics

2. Metabolic Flexibility

  • Ability to use both carbs and fats efficiently

  • Comfortable in fasted and fed states

  • Quick adaptation to dietary changes

3. Hormonal Optimization

  • Natural testosterone/estrogen balance

  • Stress hormone regulation

  • Sleep-driven recovery protocols

4. Injury Prevention as Foundation

  • Mobility work as non-negotiable

  • Prehab over rehab mentality

  • Movement quality before intensity

The Mental Sovereignty Framework

Identity Transformation:

  • See yourself as an athlete, not a dieter

  • Train for performance, aesthetics follow

  • Discipline as self-respect, not restriction

Systems Thinking:

  • Process goals over outcome goals

  • Daily habits over dramatic changes

  • Consistency over perfection

Asymmetrical Advantages:

  • Knowledge application while others consume content

  • Strategic patience while others seek quick fixes

  • Systematic approach while others follow trends

The Lifestyle Integration Protocol

Social Sovereignty:

  • Maintain your standards regardless of environment

  • Lead by example, not by preaching

  • Build a support network aligned with your goals

Professional Integration:

  • High energy and focus from proper nutrition

  • Stress resilience from regular training

  • Confidence from physical capability

Financial Alignment:

  • Invest in quality nutrition and training

  • View health as the ultimate ROI

  • Avoid expensive shortcuts and supplements

Savage Command: Your physique is your reputation in physical form.

Identity Mirror Question: How does your current approach to recomposition reflect your standards for excellence in other areas of life?

Action Trigger Question: What's one sovereignty principle you'll implement to elevate your approach beyond basic muscle and fat manipulation?

The Deployment Protocol: Your 30-Day Recomposition Launch

[Level III: Execution]

Theory without deployment is worthless. Here's your exact 30-day protocol to initiate successful recomposition.

Week 1: Foundation Establishment

Days 1-3: Baseline Assessment

  • Take comprehensive photos (front, side, back)

  • Record all measurements (waist, arms, thighs, chest)

  • Test major lift maxes (bench, squat, deadlift)

  • Calculate BMR and set initial calories

Days 4-7: System Implementation

  • Begin tracking all food intake

  • Start training program (3-4 days/week)

  • Establish sleep schedule (7-9 hours nightly)

  • Implement protein distribution strategy

Week 2: Calibration Phase

Monitor and Adjust:

  • Daily weigh-ins (same time, conditions)

  • Energy level tracking (1-10 scale)

  • Training performance metrics

  • Hunger and satiety awareness

Key Focus:

  • Protein target adherence

  • Training consistency

  • Sleep quality optimization

  • Stress management implementation

Week 3: Optimization

Fine-Tuning Protocol:

  • Adjust calories based on Week 2 data

  • Modify training volume if needed

  • Implement advanced tactics (carb timing, etc.)

  • Address any compliance issues

Week 4: Assessment and Planning

Comprehensive Review:

  • Retake all measurements and photos

  • Analyze strength progression

  • Calculate body composition changes

  • Plan next 4-week phase

Success Metrics:

  • Maintained or increased strength

  • Visual improvements in photos

  • Consistent energy levels

  • Adherence rate >85%

Monthly Milestones:

Month 1: Foundation and habit establishment Month 2: Visible changes and strength gains Month 3: Significant body composition shift Month 4-6: Refined physique and performance optimization

Savage Command: Deploy or decay. There is no middle ground.

Identity Mirror Question: Are you ready to commit to 30 days of non-negotiable adherence to this protocol?

Action Trigger Question: What's the first action you'll take within the next 2 hours to begin your recomposition deployment?

If you're looking for a casual trainer or quick fixes, scroll on. This path demands commitment.

If you've read this far, your problem isn't lack of information—it's lack of strategic execution and uncompromising guidance.

You're not just hiring a trainer or buying a plan. You're declaring war on your weakness and investing in your sovereignty.

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DX Archetype Reinforcement:

For Built/Solid Men (170-200 lbs): Your recomposition advantage lies in your natural work capacity. Deploy the cyclical approach with religious protein adherence.

For Slim Thick/Curvy Women (135-160 lbs): Your body responds exceptionally to strategic carb cycling. Master the menstrual phase optimization protocols.

For Tank/Animal Men (190-220 lbs): Your challenge requires the most sophisticated periodization. Embrace the advanced protocols without compromise.

Final Overall Self-Reflection Questions:

  1. What specific body composition goal will you commit to achieving in the next 90 days, and what will you sacrifice to get there?

  2. How will you measure success beyond the scale—what metrics matter most for your transformation?

  3. What's the biggest lie you've been telling yourself about why recomposition hasn't worked for you before?

  4. Who in your life will hold you accountable to this protocol, and how will you structure that accountability?

  5. What will your life look like when you've successfully completed your first recomposition phase—how will you feel, move, and show up differently in the world?

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