Today on the show I talk about Fitbit lost my account. As in a decade of information went up in smoke (thankfully most of the weight tracking is in my fitness pal. Tomorrow will be one week without so I ended up going and getting an Apple Watch Series 4 after hearing some friends say how cool they are. Apple Watch Features Really customizable screen Apple health seems to integrate with everything It does NOT grade how you sleep but there are apps that integrate with Apple health that do. I can't really tell as I can't login into my Fitbit account, but my Apple Watch shows that my resting energy was 2157 after one day. This would explain why if I eat 1900 calories or less I would lose weight. While Fitbit's are geared toward measuring calories in, activity and showing you the deficit, Apple Health is more overall health. My Withings scale integrates with myfitness pal and you can use my fitness pal to integrate with Apple health. Nonhealth things I love. I love that I can listen to my podcasts and have my phone in my pocket and skip and fast forward etc on my watch. I love that I don't have to sync with my phone. It operates on its own. I realize the Fitbit Charge is $150 and the Apple Watch is close to $500 so its not a fair comparison. It would be better to compare it to the Fitbit Ionic which is $250. In the end, I'm happy with my Apple watch. My wallet is lighter which makes it easy to walk. Built-in Accountability Partner In the Apple Activity App where you can set goals for calories burned, exercise minutes, and how many times you stand a day, you can share that with contacts on your phone. What About Fitbit Challenges? - Enter Stridekick I found a great app that is free (as long as your group is under 10 people) called Stridekick  that allows you to make challenges where the person with the most steps wins after a certain number of days. Here are the types of challenges: Streak: Track the number of consecutive days you've successfully hit your step goals, and motivate your fellow steppers in streak mode. Target: Aim for a total step goal for the challenge and track your pace and make sure you will your target before the end. Journey: Challenge yourself in a virtual long-distance race. Participants can track in real-time where they are along the journey's path. Leaderboard: Leaderboard allows competitive steps to achieve the ultimate glory by making it to the top of the leaderboard for best steps Stridekick Let's Everyone Participate No Matter the Platform According to their website: Stridekick offers cross-device compatibility making it the perfect place for everyone to play. We support most major fitness trackers, including: Android Phones - Android 4.2 or above through the Google Fit app. Apple Watch Fitbit - Zip, One, Flex, Charge, Charge HR, Surge, Alta, Blaze, MobileTracker app Garmin - vívofit, vívofit 2, vívosmart, vivosmart HR, vívoactive, vivokí, ** Google Fit (Android, Pebble, Xiaomi) IPhone 5s and above - Apple Health App (Polar, Pebble, Xiaomi, and more) Misfit - Flash Cyclist, Flash, Link, Ray, Shine, Shine2, Speedo Shine, Swarovski Activity Crystal Withings - Pulse, Pulse O2, Activité Pop, Activité, Activité Steel Note: We are always looking to expand our list of supported devices. If you don't see your device in the list above, let us hear about it! **Stridekick can usually connect with the Garmin Forerunner and Fenix devices, however, we can only pull from devices that report steps. If your device doesn't report steps, it will not sync with Stridekick. Freshly Food - Good, Quick Food There are so many food delivery services, and I've tried some but being a finicky eater (no mushrooms, no peppers, nothing too spicy) it's hard to find one that works for me.  I was very impressed with the food from Freshly. I loved the Tukey meatballs with Zoodles, and other dishes. The peppercorn steak was really good for coming out of a microwave.  Unlike other delivery services where there is some food prep, this is like