I’m going to cut to the chase today guys.
There’s no shortcuts to get what you want. You have to do the fucking work.
Anything else is just an excuse to not do the work.
You’re out of shape and fat? Your fault. Do the work. How did you get that way? By not doing the work. Getting out of shape and being fat wasn’t an overnight phenomenon. You didn’t wake up yesterday or today and you were suddenly fat. No. You spent years getting there.
It’s going to take some fucking time to get your ass into shape. Do the work. As Rich Cooper would say, “Pick up heavy shit and put it down.” It’s that simple. But it may not be easy. Most of your life, you have had it on easy mode. That’s why you are fat and out of shape. That’s why you don’t have someone in your life to have sex with. That’s why you aren’t making the money you want. That’s why you don’t have the career, job, what-have-you that you want. Do the fucking work.
I saw a friend over the weekend, last time I saw her was at my Mom’s funeral. Before that, I don’t remember. It’s been at least a couple of years.
She’s a good person, don’t get me wrong, but man can she sing a tale of woe. She’s been singing it for over 20 fucking years.
I first met her back in high school, that’s how long I’ve known her. Most of my life now that I think about it. When she was younger, she had long blonde hair and she was petite with an ass that just went “pow!”
I miss the old her. She was hot. She was good looking. She had energy. Now days? Not so much.
She’s probably put on at least 50 pounds since back in the day. The Wall has not been too kind to her.
And she still keeps on singing that same old tired fucking song:
“I’m too tired to work out.”
“I need to go to the gym, but I don’t have enough time in my day.”
“I’m sick. I don’t feel good. I’ll go another time.”
Same old song and dance that she’s been singing and dancing to for over 20 years.
Her life is her fault. She doesn’t want to do the work. She wants to keep it on easy mode. She wants credit, but doesn’t want to actually earn it.
So she’s fat and has a bunch of health issues going on. And she’s 47 years old.
Bitch, you have the same amount of time in the day as everybody else. 24 hours.
How you spend it, how you use it, is up to you.
Do the work.
There are no shortcuts.
On another note, I’m getting ready to go to Portugal. I’m going to fly across the pond and see the sights. I’m looking forward to it.
I’m sure I’ll have things to talk about when I get back. Until then:
Do the fucking work.
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What she’s saying is she misses the days when she could not do the work and still had an ass that went “pow!” That was 27+ years ago… it has t worked wo work for a long time. Youth is wasted on the young, so they say!
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Indeed it’s wasted on the young. But then again, when I was young, I knew it all and you couldn’t tell me nothing!
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I was the same! 😊
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Ah to be young again. 😂🤣😂
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If I knew then what I know now… sigh. Cliche I know but so true!
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Yeah if we knew then… But then again, the young me wouldn’t have listened to me today. He would have told older me to go fuck myself. 😂
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Only to kick himself in 20 years… lol. I suppose it’s always been, always will be. Few listen to advice but many regret it later.
I know a gal, nearly 65, better body than most 35 year olds. No kidding! A lifetime of good choices adds up.
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Hell yes it does. Best part is, it’s never too late to start. It’s amazing how much you can do to unfuck yourself, and how little time it really takes, compared to the lifetime that most people screw up their lives.
Then again, most people don’t want to do the work.
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So true, people can turn a lot around in just 8 weeks. But they gotta do the work. If it’s truly important to them they will. If not, they’ll make excuse, whine, complain, etc.
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Making good choices at 47 is better than not doing so. Especially a year, 5 years, 10 years+ down the road. One may never be 18 again, but that’s no reason not to be the best 47 you can be.
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