A man gained 70 pounds eating Chick-fil-A regularly, ordering spicy chicken, double large fries, and lemonade. He connects his food indulgence to financial recklessness, warning that the same excuses that wreck your health will bankrupt you.
When I started in the business, I was really, really, really skinny. I was like 180 pounds. And then I started selling a bunch, I started eating Chick-fil-A. I was like 250. Makes sense, I was outta shape. You know, whenever like go to tie their shoes and run outta breath, like breathe heavy? That's where I was. And I'm like, what am I doing? I talk about discipline every day of my life. Talking about the discipline with schedule and the discipline with all the things I'm doing. You know what I mean? I'm like, I'm teaching it and I'm fat and unhappy about it. And think about all the clients we see, all the medications we read, all the problems we see. I'm like, bro, that's your future. Not only health-wise, I was like financially. How do they get there financially? Make all the bullshit excuses y'all are making right now. Fair? I promise they're not different. And they drug that process out and they end up on Social Security, can't pay your insurance bill next month. What do you think they did on the health side? Same thing y'all doing at night when you're watching Netflix. Same thing I was doing. Dude, number 7 Chick-fil-A meal, that spicy chicken, large fry, large lemonade, and throw in an extra large fry, please. And like 3 packets of salt. That was my order. Like I was losing in health. So I'm like, I gotta change.
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