Inspiration & Motivation

Jacque Fresco – Successful Ager and Founder of The Venus Project

February 8, 2012

New to Working Man Fitness? This website is all about taking control of our minds, eliminating addictions, and living a healthy and fit lifestyle—so you can end up like Jacque . Check out the Getting Started with Exercise Guide and the Overcoming Addictions Guide—two great places to get started. Jacque Fresco. The guy is almost [...]

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A Great Example for How to Live Well Into Old Age

February 7, 2012

A few months ago, I interviewed a man by the name of Mike DiCerbo. It’s likely you haven’t heard of him, until now. I met Mike in 2007 when I joined the Scottsdalian Toastmasters club. He immediately impressed me as someone with an iron will and a sure sense of who he was. I interviewed [...]

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Suggestion: Remove Clutter from Your Thoughts

February 2, 2012

“It is necessary that we release all thoughts—as well as things—that clutter up our lives.” – Ernest Holmes, The Science of Mind My wife used to drive me nuts with always putting things away. She didn’t like the clutter, she said. It drove her nuts. TV remotes, coasters, keys, wallets, movies, everything has its spot. [...]

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Ip Man Movie

January 28, 2012
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The other day I was browsing Netflix movies and one by the name of Ip Man caught my eye. I guessed correctly that Ip Man was referring to a person who I had always known as Yip Man—Bruce Lee’s martial arts instructor. Full disclosure: I’ve never studied Yip Man’s life. Knowing full well that biographical [...]

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Work and Play

September 21, 2011

Work and play is a choice that each of us face everyday. We need to constantly remind ourselves what we’re doing, what our purpose is for the action we’re taking, and whether or not we’ll regret that we didn’t take full advantage of the moment when we had it. The following was written in the [...]

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Aging: Much of It is in the Mind

September 20, 2011

The mind is powerful beyond belief. A day of negative thoughts can absolutely destroy my strength and endurance levels. Worry, fear—all weak emotions that serve no useful purpose—quickly deteriorate performance. It makes you wonder what type of performance decline corporate America has experienced with the glut of negativity these days. Yet, despite obvious negative side [...]

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Bruce Lee’s Bare Bones Fitness Advice

September 16, 2011

We all know Bruce Lee as the incredibly fast and powerful martial artist. But Bruce Lee was also a writer, scholar, and a philosopher. As a kid I was huge fan of Bruce Lee and quickly purchased several of his books, including the Tao of Jeet Kune Do. While most of this book talks about [...]

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Preya / Shreya: What it is and why it’s important

September 14, 2011

In a college meditation class, I learned a concept that I thought was very sensible–preya vs. shreya. Preya: What we like, what pleases us, what makes us feel good, not worrying about the consequences to actions. Shreya: Keeping the consequences in mind, forgoing a momentary pleasure to attain a lasting benefit. Source In what category [...]

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Common Sense Fitness Tips

August 25, 2011

Americans have the unique ability, thanks to years of advertisements, television programming, celebrity endorsements, and mainstream media to make poor decisions and feel good about it! Therefore, the first step is to remove all emotion from our decision making in regards to our body and think in black and white terms: is it “Good for [...]

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Zack Morris’ Fitness Advice

July 27, 2011

I was listening to a local Milwaukee, WI radio station on the way home from work yesterday. Ryan Seacrest was being syndicated and he was interviewing Mark-Paul Gosselaar. “Wow, you’re looking good!” Ryan told Mark. “What are you doing to stay in shape, how old are you?” “Well, I’m 37 and I’m not a gym [...]

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