05/08/2025
Who do you think will perform better at work over the next 10 years?
�The leader who’s overweight, low on energy, and constantly fighting fatigue?�Or the one who’s strong, sharp, and in great physical shape?
Let’s be real.
In the short term?�Being in shape doesn’t matter much.�You can push through with:�☕ A triple espresso�🔥 A burning ambition�📈 And pressure from a demanding boss.
But over 10–20 years?
It’s a gamechanger.�Not being in shape doesn’t just drain your energy — it slowly erodes your X factor.�The edge that makes you magnetic, decisive, consistent.
Here’s my theory:�The person who ignores their body is far more likely to burn out, fall out of flow, and struggle to bounce back…�than the one who prioritizes physical health alongside business success.
Because in the long run, it’s not about sprints.�It’s about consistency.�And burnout is the ultimate consistency killer.
So I’ll ask you this:�Do you think health plays a bigger role in long-term career performance than we admit?�Or can the body just grind forever?
👇 I’d love to hear your take.