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Introduction (unique story inside)
Okay then guys we've got a lot of introductions here in the Outliers community... Hey, I'm Felix. I'm 15 and I'm from Montreal, Canada. My dream is to become a surgeon while having good mental health, an athletic, masculine physique, and potentially a business, but I'm still evaluating whether that's feasible in my case. CONTEXT/STORY Last year, I was disciplined, had excellent mental health, had a decent build for my age and size (I'm 5'3), and even made it to the top 6 best students in my year (top 2%). However this summer everything seemed to change. My mental health, discipline, drive, and physique (you name it) all got worse, and I'm going to do my best to reclaim all of it to best my old self. I want to learn how to become disciplined again, learn how to gain/build an even bigger advantage over people my age, and overall become a more well-rounded/adapted man. My biggest struggles are my discipline, willpower, and focus. I'd also add my small arms in there. I’m not very big yet, maybe lean.
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Men who think in decades are dangerous. You are at the start of your journey but are already ahead of many who are older than you. Good luck brother, I think you are destined to do big things. Remember to enjoy the journey, and learn how to enjoy the suffering it takes to be the best you can be. One day you’ll get there and look back on the journey proud of what you’ve become and how you got there.
Should You Sacrifice Fitness for Financial Gains?
I'm currently working in Marketing Department with a salary of MYR3-4.5K (USD650-1030) per month. Although I do learn a thing or two when it comes to digital marketing, I hated the entire corporate culture -- from traffic jams, being stuck in a cubicle for 50 hours a week and being told what to do by some fat dude in the office. I'm now planning to "build a rocket ship" for my escape. Here are my escape plans as followed: 1. Save enough money from my job (6 months of expenses) 2. Relocate a portion of money as investment funds and learn to trade Since stacking as much bread as I can is the main priority, Ive go through some extreme measures - eating one meal a day, stop eating out and even not subscribing to the gym anymore. However I was quite concerned about the gym part. I feel like the gym would actually give me nett positive in the long run (better health, good physique, clarity) but if I subscribed to the gym monthly (the gym I'm going is subscription based) that means a portion of my salary will be used for the gym's monthly subscription and thus, slower the process of me getting out of my 9-5. My brothers, if saving money to escape your job is your main priority. Would you sacrifice your fitness to achieve that goal? Or you think that fitness is the core of everything? I would like to hear your suggestions, appreciate that!
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To me, fitness is a foundation of my self esteem and my identity. It has been an integral part of my life for a long time, and helped me find self worth. I think that projects outward as confidence, and others respect people who have put in the discipline to be physically fit. I think it has helped me career-wise and may have had influence on promotions received. I think it’s too important to quit entirely. As others have said, try to at least do home workouts, and eat healthy - rice and beans are cheap, can provide some sustenance. It sounds like you are good at budgeting, only other way to save more money is to earn more money. Maybe try a side hustle of some sort. Good luck, you can do this!
Side Hustles
I’m interested in learning about everyone’s side hustles to make extra money. I have a typical 9-5 job like most people. On the side, I became a volunteer firefighter 6 years ago. That developed into a part time firefighter position where I can now work shifts at the fire department. I usually work one 12 hour shift per week, overnight. Sometimes it messes up my sleep schedule, but sometimes I’m literally earning money in my sleep. What are some examples of side hustles others have that they enjoy or provide good side money?
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Hey, I’m Ace Maverick!
🕴🏼 Hey, I’m Ace Maverick! I’m coming to you from the heart of New York City—where skyscrapers kiss the clouds and deals are sealed with a firm handshake. My goal? To build a multi-million-dollar empire, one power move at a time. What I’m Looking for in This Community: 1. Next-level strategies to scale up faster and smarter. 2. Connections with driven, high-performance individuals ready to dominate in their fields. 3. Opportunities for high-stakes collaborations that push the envelope and lead to jaw-dropping wins. My Biggest Struggles: - Finding people who match my drive (I’m talking 110% ambition). - Balancing relentless growth with just a little bit of downtime. - Staying patient when I know the next big thing is just around the corner. Pro Tip: Money never sleeps, and neither do I—let’s level up together. 💼💸
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Patience will be key brother. Success is a grind and to be honest, the journey can be really enjoyable from a growth and learning standpoint. Learning to embrace the journey might help with that patience. Every day you are taking another step in the right direction.
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Just joined Skool today and already got immense value from this. Thanks brother!
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