Comments on: 6 LIFE LESSONS LEARNT IN THE GYM

By: G.K

G.K — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 18:32:38 +0000

In reply to Franco.

No need to apologise brother, it’s quite alright. Always happy to help. That’s my nature. If I can help make someones life better, I consider that doing my part to help shape a happier world.

Excellent points about who you meet in the gym. You never know who you’ll meet. Definitely many successful people can be found training in gyms.

I hate people that harp on, bragging about themselves. They use their ego as leverage to belittle and make others feel inferior. They may have accomplished a lot, but it all comes to nothing if you lose respect.

Bragging and ego boosting is for attention seeking losers, who really want people to look up to and respect them. In reality that kinda makes them the inferior ones.

You’re a one of a kind guy brother. You’ve got an excellent mindset for life.

By: Franco

Franco — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 15:26:22 +0000

Great to hear that brother and I am really grateful to all the people around the world who gather funds to help my country and now I can honestly said that my faith about humanity are now fully restored. It’s really life changing to see different nation unite for helping each other, and I am really glad that all people here are starting to feel your helps and they are now feel relieved. Thank You so much people especially on you brother!

On the other hand GYM also taught me to be humble as well for my achievement, right now instead of being boastful to my new physique, I try to help others by telling them the right way
for their fat loss training as far as I know and I’m glad that i can see them doing my advice and see a substantial results. And also, GYM will be the right place to meet different people from politician, actor, businessman, etc. and you can definitely see how the winners treat their body.

And lastly GYM will truly help you to build power. Power of believing to your self that you can achieve and build something that no one can. Again Thank You so much brother and I am reall sorry for my long comment!

By: G.K

G.K — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 01:27:43 +0000

In reply to Franco.

Great to hear from you brother. I’ve seen the damage and devastation caused by the typhoon. My community is gathering funds to assist the people greatly affected.

Coming back to the post, I 100% hands down believe that you can truly take away lessons from the gym and carry them over to improve other aspects of your life.

Brother you truly grasp the essence of training, in the sense that it’s not just about the physicality. There’s a lot more than meets the eye. Amazing stuff, keep it up brother. Your comments are inspiring.

By: Franco

Franco — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 00:31:27 +0000

Whooah I really miss your site brother! A very strong typhoon devastated my country so i need to secure some things first. Anyway, you always right for what you said. I can honestly said that gym save my life and taught me all the things that you’ve said and most of all gym taught me on how appreciated small things that comes in my way especially on my body. Thank you for this wonderful post brother keep up the good work.!

By: G.K

G.K — Tue, 12 Nov 2013 19:11:03 +0000

In reply to Inar. Great point about character building. Definitely true. You're 100% right, seeing and feeling the changes in your body and strength does wonders for your confidence levels.

By: Inar

Inar — Tue, 12 Nov 2013 11:09:31 +0000

Interesting read. Exactly the kind of lessons you can take home from the gym. I would add training builds character. I mean there’s nothing like seeing your body change over time. I know mine has. Once again an Insightful article, I’m Looking out for the next one.