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| 4 | Take the first step... Go lift.These are those excuses the OP talked about. Get more efficient with time management and you'll have more free time. Sleeping by 9 or 10 after getting home is no different than a day workers life. Who gives a fuck if other people don't want to see a half asleep person in the morning - odds are no one will notice anyways. (I worked full time 45 hr/wk night shift job while going to college full time my last two years of college and was concurrently enrolled in ROTC. I understand the difficulties) | /r/TheRedPill | 22/09/17 07:43 PM |
| 47 | Medical issue kept me out of the gym for nearly 2 months. Returned to the gym today and learned that lifting is by far the most important part of TRP. Don't take the gym for granted.Agree. I didn't start lifting until about 3 years ago at 29. Was 6'3 and 180 - skinny. Have an attractive face, but had no muscle. Never had trouble with women in the past - just lower self confidence in myself. Started lifting and now at 220, and muscle. It's remarkable how lifting can shift your mindset. Developing those habits, breeds additional habits (meal prep for healthy, consistent nutrition, daily 5 AM walks - consistent sleep pattern, resulting in more energy and awareness) which feed … | /r/TheRedPill | 20/09/17 09:37 PM |
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