Joshua Hare, Minnesota-Based Creator, Launches DLTA Movement to Promote Discipline-First Habit-Building Framework

Saint Paul, MN - December 4, 2025 - Joshua Hare, a Minnesota-based creator, entrepreneur, and discipline advocate, has launched the DLTA Movement - Dead Longer Than Alive - a structured personal transformation system designed to provide a habit-building framework through accountability and support. Rooted in Hare's own transformation, DLTA represents a philosophy and community built for people who want to take decisive ownership of their future.

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Born and raised in Minnesota, Hare experienced years of destructive habits, lost momentum, and environments that pulled him farther from his potential. His turning point came when he recognized that meaningful change required more than motivation, it required discipline and structure. "I had to become the man I always needed," said Hare. "No one was coming to save me. I had a choice: continue down the same path or rebuild myself from the ground up."

DLTA is structured around four pillars: Disciplines, Learn, Train, Achieve. Members follow daily accountability protocols such as early wake times, reading, intentional training, sobriety commitment, and macro tracking - all habits Hare uses to maintain mental clarity and physical health.

The DLTA Movement offers multiple membership levels tailored to varying needs. Mid-level members gain access to a daily accountability structure that includes daily schedules, reading goals, fitness routines, nutritional tracking, and sobriety commitments. This framework is supported by weekly group mastermind calls where participants discuss challenges, progress, and areas for improvement.

DLTA Elite tier is also available for those seeking a more intensive level of support. This tier offers weekly one-on-one coaching, available in person or via virtual meetings. These sessions focus on identifying one's "weakest links" - the habits, beliefs, and behaviors that limit long-term growth. Through individualized guidance and structured action plans, members work toward becoming the strongest, most capable version of themselves.

"You're dead longer than you are alive. Realize that, and live life to the fullest today," said Hare. "DLTA exists to give people a system for becoming the version of themselves that solves their own problems. Discipline is the entry point. Once you master that, everything else becomes possible."

Hare's content documenting his daily discipline has drawn a rapidly growing audience across Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok. His straightforward, no-excuses message has resonated with many who are looking for an alternative to quick fixes and unstructured motivation content. DLTA reflects this desire for a clear, repeatable blueprint rather than abstract inspiration.

"We are stronger together than we are as individuals," added Hare. "Community matters. Accountability matters. DLTA is built around both."

The DLTA Movement is now available online through Whop, offering multiple membership tiers, community channels, accountability tools, and coaching options for those committed to a discipline-first transformation.

For more information or to join the DLTA Movement, please visit https://whop.com/dead-longer-than-alive-ea or follow Joshua Hare on his social media channels @joshharealive.
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