Here's what actually happens when you go carnivore.
Days 1–4, you feel like you've got the flu. Headache, fatigue, brain fog, maybe dizzy when you stand up. You start wondering if you're doing something wrong. You're not, your body is dumping water and the electrolytes that came with it. There's a fix. Most guys never find it because nobody told them to look.
Days 2–7, your gut does something unexpected. Things you weren't warned about. Again, there's a reason, and there's a fix. It passes. But not if you panic and quit first.
Then comes the barbecue. The family dinner. Your wife asking if you've lost your mind. The moment at a restaurant where you don't know what to order and the bread basket is right there.
These aren't willpower problems. They're logistics problems. Solved in five minutes if you know what you're doing.
By day 10 the novelty's worn off and steak for the eighth night running starts to feel like a punishment. And somewhere around day 12 you start wondering if this is even working.
Every single one of those moments has a simple fix. The guys who make it past two weeks aren't tougher than the guys who quit. They just knew what was coming.