Im 33 yrs old. Just when I thought i peaked in life, im actually just getting started....
I’m 33 yrs old, thinking I peaked in life, when really I’m just getting started. Well actually i mostly figure out. I’m here to write about philosophy and self-improvement. The moment i go into powerlifting, it changed everything for me. I hired a trainer, hell send me a training plan every week, refine it-check up, thats it. It worked out great. But at the same time i had no direction with that. Although i committed to it for 2 years, i had no desire to compete or reach numbers, i just wanted to get stronger. Pretty vague, but thats literally what it was. And then I stopped. My body hasnt beent he same since. I’ve lost muscle and been inconsistent with my workouts since. I realized that having a trainer not only mentored me for nutrition and lifting techniques, but that was accountability partner as well, without me realizing it.
So that’s my lifting journey that I’ve been highly consistent with. I haven’t been through any other type of consistency like I was with powerlifting. Now that I’m at the age of 33, I’m finally realizing that.
But now im heavily into writing. This is therapeutic. This is where i release my thoughts, regardless of cringe it sounds to some readers, this is factual. This is what i want to do for the rest of my life. This is where my creativity thrives. This is where i learn words. This is where I develop critical thinking skills and improve my ability to have productive conversations with people. This is what makes me sound articulate in a way. This is it. Then the other part is any type of design work, images, IG carousels, thumbnails, etc., you get the picture.
I want to write a book one day. I want my story to not only inspire others, but give people frameworks or ways to improve their situation at whatever point in their life. I want my subtack letters to feel personal for people. I want readers to feel inspired, feel like whatever hole they’re in, they can easily get out of. So im doing that through philosophy. Im implementing fitness because i love the gym. All that ties into self-improvement. You can cheat the gym. You cant buy your way to a 6 pack-lean muscle. The gym will expose you if you try to cheat it. I can attest to that. I tried training 5x a week with a shitty diet. It never worked and never will. So this is it. This what ill be writing about from now on.

