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Satisfaction With Your Body Starts With the Right Goals Fun With Numbers – Part 1

Your Body is Linked to Your Identity Whether You Like it or Not

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Your Body is Linked to Your Identity Whether You Like it or Not

The look and shape of your body plays a major role in you sense of identity and who you are. This is true whether you choose to believe it or not.

Making a serious change to your body will open your eyes to this realization (if you didn’t already know this)

There are multiple factors that can influence your view of yourself including money, your relationships with women and your body shape and size.

In this podcast we’ll talk about:

1. How an irrational body image and specifically bodyweight goal can leave you depressed and unsatisfied

2. Accepting your genetic limits is essential to having a realistic body image

3. The trap of trying to and One-Up your way through life

4. Relative size vs absolute size. “One pound” of muscle looks different on each person

5.  Having the grace and class to lead other people by example with your personal transformation

Show Notes:

Muscle Mass accounts for approximately 50% of total Lean Body Mass.

John

 
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  1. first! I love mondays.

  2. Thanks Guys,
    Great podcast as always.

  3. Really good, I wish all the guys in the gym could hear this. You guys should have an interview with a professional about the whole identity crisis thing, a psychologist or something like that. I’m interested in what they would have to say about the male image issues, which aren’t really talked about at all (just like any other male issue).

    Some really good all around life advice, esp the handling conflicts with class part, thats some true humility there.

    Yall should write a book.

  4. Hey guys, I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy listening to the common sense no BS conversations on here.I admit when I first stumbled accross the Adonis Index web site the first thought that ran through my head was “what a load of crap”.Here are a couple of yahoos out to make a quick buck at someone elses expense!I now realize what an uninformed ,jaded and misguided opinion that was.Please accept my sincere and heartfelt appologies.The more I listen,read and learn the more I respect all three of you.I have started to implement some of the stratagies put forth on here and I can honestly say “THEY WORK BECAUSE THEY MAKE SENSE! I have decided to go ahead and purchase the program, mainly because I feel that I have already gotten my monies worth and owe you at least that much.I think what impresses me the most is the sense that all of you are truly interested in what you are doing not just interested in achieving some monetary end.You are “real” in the most sincere sense of the word.Kudos gentlemen,I tip my hat to you for a job well done, Steve.

  5. “If you get your legs too big…youre *** will look smaller.” ROFL!!!

    Jason

  6. Jorge,

    I did write a book, its called the Adonis Effect!

    Ha. Just kidding. I know what you mean. I think some of this information will be in the next edition of the book.

    JB

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