A short YouTube monologue arguing that health and fitness should be prioritized over pursuing wealth alone. The speaker recounts hearing a 71-year-old who looks much younger and uses that anecdote to urge listeners not to sacrifice health for financial success, noting fitness benefits for mood, focus, and long-term quality of life.
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You want to be the oldest guy in the gym, not the youngest guy in the nursing home. So when he stated this, the guy that stated this is 71, looks probably 20 years younger than that. Super vibrant killing business, doing some really cool things, high end consulting, working on billion dollar deals, just giving us like great insights. And that was one of the things that he put out there. And I'm like, holy smokes. Yes, fitness is important to me, but sometimes we just do it because it's for me, I've always done it as health and fitness been important because it one it helps me keep that edge off if I don't work out any right. I tend to get angrier sometimes, you know, so I don't want to be that way. So health and fitness kind of keeps me grounded, keeps my mental, you know, keeps me more focused, keeps just a lot of benefits for me. But the long game. That is exactly why, because I want to be the oldest guy in the gym. I don't want to be that youngest guy in the nursing home. I think to hit that one home is don't sacrifice your health for your wealth because it'd really be ashamed if you weren't able to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Right. It.