That's what men tell themselves. And I get it, careers, families, responsibilities. It's real.
But here's what I've seen after 45 years of training: the men who say they don't have time have time. They just haven't decided their health is non-negotiable yet.
I'm a full-time attorney. I run a business. I have obligations that don't stop. And I get my training in, 30, 45 minutes, in and out. One muscle group, done with intention, and I'm back to my life. You don't need two hours. You don't need a perfect schedule. You need a boundary you don't cross.
Block the time. Tell people you're unavailable. Go. That's it.
Because here's the thing nobody tells you, when you're consistent, when you're locked in physically, everything else gets sharper. The deals you didn't see before are right in front of you. Your clarity goes up. Your energy goes up. The people around you notice before you do.
You're not being selfish by protecting your training time. You're becoming better for everyone who depends on you.
What time of day do you train, and how do you protect it when life pushes back?
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