Week 1 · Days 1–7
Setting the clock
When you eat matters as much as what.
By the end: your meals have a steady rhythm.
- The Cold Potato Rule
- The Coffee Waits Rule
- The Six O’Clock Rule
- The Chair Rule
- The Sunday Pot Rule
- The Half-Plate Rule
The Old Kitchen Reset · by Hollis, 95
One old farm kitchen habit a day, about 10 minutes. No counting, no special foods, nothing banned. By day 30, five of them are yours for good.
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“Do it the slow way.If any of these sound like you, you’re in the right place.
You’ve tried them all. Most lasted about three weeks.
Flat as a pancake by three o’clock, reaching for something sweet.
The kitchen never really closes, and you know it.
You’ve saved a hundred videos and don’t know where to start.
Not because you’re weak. Because nobody gave you an order to do them in.
How it works
Download the book, score yourself on day 1, and pin the tick sheet on your fridge.
Each day: one small rule, the story behind it, the honest reason it helps, and exactly what to do. About 10 minutes.
On day 30 you score yourself again and pick the five habits that worked best for you. Not thirty. Five.
The path
Week 1 · Days 1–7
When you eat matters as much as what.
By the end: your meals have a steady rhythm.
Week 2 · Days 8–14
Beans, eggs, oats and things with skins on. Simple food, nothing fancy.
By the end: more plants on your plate, fewer packets.
Week 3 · Days 15–21
The habits nobody wrote down, because everybody just knew them.
By the end: slower meals and a walk after dinner.
Week 4 · Days 22–30
Shopping, stocking the pantry and choosing the five habits you’ll keep.
By the end: five habits that are yours for good.



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Meet Hollis
Folks always ask me what the secret is. There isn’t one. There’s a kitchen, and there are habits: cold potatoes on a Monday, a pot of beans on a Sunday, a walk to the end of the lane. None of it is clever. All of it is cheap.
Each habit in this book comes with the honest reason it helps, and the research behind it where there is some.
This isn’t a diet. Nothing is banned. You change one small thing a day, and the book plans for the days you miss.
One page takes about 10 minutes. Most habits fit into meals you already eat.
You don’t need to be. Boiling potatoes and opening a can of beans is about as hard as it gets.
It costs less than one takeout meal. And if it’s not for you, write within 30 days for your money back.
A 58-page PDF you can read on your phone or print, plus the free Feel-Good Recipes guide. It arrives by email right after you pay.
About 10 minutes a day to read the page. The habit itself fits into your normal day.
That’s planned for. The book has a page on exactly what to do when you miss a day, and a look-back day at the end of each week.
Yes. Day 1 is whenever you open the book.
No. It’s everyday food and kitchen habits. If you have a health condition, take medicine or are pregnant, talk to your doctor before changing how you eat.
Email hello@hollisfarmland.com within 30 days of buying, and you’ll get your money back.
Thirty small habits. Five you keep for good. A free recipe guide on top.
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Want the recipes too?
The Reset gives you the habits. The Gut Book gives you 40 recipes to fill your plate, with a photo of every step.
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