The Daryl Perry Podcast

Daryl Perry

Hosted by Daryl Perry of Your Level Fitness, this podcast features Almost Daily mindset episodes, along with conversations about confidence, body image, food noise, weight management, mental health, personal growth, and the everyday decisions that shape the way you see yourself. Whether you're building healthier habits, navigating a major life change or simply looking for a calmer headspace, these episodes are designed to help you slow down, think differently, trust yourself more and leave feeling better about yourself than when you pressed play.

  1. 5d ago

    The Only Thing You Need to Be Certain About

    What's the difference between confidence and certainty? At first glance, they seem almost interchangeable. After all, we all want certainty. We want guarantees that our efforts will pay off, that we'll make the right decision, and that things will work out exactly as planned. But the truth is, life doesn't offer that kind of certainty. In today's Almost Daily Podcast, I explore why confidence isn't about knowing exactly how everything will unfold. Instead, it's about trusting yourself to figure things out no matter what happens. When you stop waiting for guarantees and start believing in your ability to adapt, confidence becomes much more accessible. We'll also talk about why so many of us naturally collect evidence that supports our self-doubt instead of our strengths, why trusting yourself is more important than trusting the process, and how redirecting your thoughts can help you build a stronger relationship with yourself over time. If you've been waiting to feel "ready" before taking action or believing in yourself, this episode is a reminder that confidence comes first. The actions you take afterward simply reinforce the decision you've already made to trust yourself. Ready to go deeper? The journal prompts that accompany today's Almost Daily episode are designed to help you strengthen your self-trust, examine the beliefs you hold about yourself, and practice choosing confidence before certainty. If you're ready to continue building a calmer, more intentional mindset, sign up for the weekday journal prompts at: https://yourlevelfitness.com/email

  2. 6d ago

    Do You Consider Yourself a Kind Person?

    Do you consider yourself a kind person? It's a simple question, but the answer reveals a lot about how you see yourself, how you interact with others, and the kind of life you're building. In today's Almost Daily Podcast, I explore why kindness isn't just something we give to other people. It's something we cultivate within ourselves first. As we begin appreciating ourselves from the inside out and quiet the mental tug of war that so often comes with fitness, weight loss, and everyday life, we create more space to lead with compassion instead of frustration. We'll talk about why kindness doesn't mean becoming a doormat, the importance of healthy boundaries, and how choosing compassion can change not only your own experience but also the way other people experience you. Even when kindness isn't returned, it has the power to make your own life lighter and more aligned with the person you want to become. This episode is a reminder that confidence, self appreciation, compassion, and kindness aren't separate ideas. They all grow from the same foundation, building a healthier relationship with yourself so you can create healthier relationships with others. Ready to go deeper? The journal prompts that accompany today's Almost Daily episode will help you reflect on what kindness means to you, how you treat yourself, and how that shapes the way you show up for others. If you're ready to continue building an inside/out life one intentional day at a time, sign up for the weekday journal prompts at: https://yourlevelfitness.com/email

  3. Jul 24

    How We Use AI Without Losing Authenticity | From Zachary Fenell's YouTube Channel

    Subscribe to Zach's Channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5RQ7b4knYAPIUUZ8QatBZQ Artificial intelligence is changing the way creators write, design, publish, and connect with audiences. But where should we draw the line? In this conversation, Zachary Fenell and Daryl Perry take a balanced look at AI from the perspective of two creators who spend their time building content, growing communities, and developing meaningful relationships with their audiences. Rather than debating whether AI is good or bad, they explore how it can be used responsibly while preserving creativity, authenticity, and critical thinking. Topics include: • The difference between AI as a productivity tool and generative AI. • Copyright concerns and the ethics of AI generated content. • Why human creativity and lived experience still matter. • How AI can support brainstorming, SEO, and workflow without replacing original thought. • The growing problem of content overload and AI generated "slop." • Why quality relationships matter more than chasing viral views. • Building an audience beyond social media through websites, podcasts, and email. • The importance of authenticity in a world where anyone can generate content. Whether you're a creator, entrepreneur, writer, marketer, or simply curious about where AI is taking the internet, this conversation offers a thoughtful discussion about using technology intentionally instead of allowing it to replace the human element that makes great content worth consuming. Zach's Links: Website: https://www.zacharyfenell.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zacharyfenell/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zacharyfenell/ Daryl's Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daryltperry LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daryltperry/

  4. Jul 24

    Make Space to Decompress This Weekend

    As another week comes to a close, it's easy to jump straight into the next thing on your list. More goals. More responsibilities. More notifications. More reasons to stay connected. But sometimes what we need most isn't another podcast, another book, or another piece of advice. Sometimes we simply need to slow down. In this episode, I encourage you to use the weekend as an opportunity to reflect on where you've been, appreciate the progress you've made, and spend time being present instead of constantly consuming more information. Reflection isn't about judging yourself. It's about creating enough space to notice what's working, recognize what you've learned, and head into next week with greater clarity. Your goals will still be there. Your responsibilities will still be there. Just don't forget to make room for your life while you're building it. In this episode: Why slowing down is productive in its own way The value of reflecting before moving on to the next goal How constant connection can keep us from being present Why weekends are an opportunity to reset, not just catch up The importance of making time to decompress How reflection creates clarity for the week ahead A reminder that life is happening while you're working toward your goals If you're always looking ahead, this episode is your reminder to appreciate where you are today. If you want to go deeper on what we talk about on the Almost Daily Podcast, sign up for the Journal Prompt emails at yourlevelfitness.com/email If you'd like to continue the conversation about building a calmer, more intentional life, join the live streams at yourlevelfitness.com/stream

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Hosted by Daryl Perry of Your Level Fitness, this podcast features Almost Daily mindset episodes, along with conversations about confidence, body image, food noise, weight management, mental health, personal growth, and the everyday decisions that shape the way you see yourself. Whether you're building healthier habits, navigating a major life change or simply looking for a calmer headspace, these episodes are designed to help you slow down, think differently, trust yourself more and leave feeling better about yourself than when you pressed play.