from green to black

effort

i'd start by telling you that i'm definitely not gay. but
if i were to look at fitness banners, my eyes just tend to
scrutinize the male model more, and first just like miq.
its something like going, sure, impress me, what did your
supplements and workouts do. and its funny, especially
for the black models, because their well sculpted bodies
more than make up for their faces. well, i mean you'd
rather be looking at a girls face if you're male right?

you see, its the unfairness of life. if you were female,
all you need are good genes for the face and height and
a little discipline and most of the time you wouldnt look
too terrible. for guys, you can look butt ugly, but you
can hit the gym. well maybe girls would complain that
they'd have to go for plastic surgery for the same effect
and it make guys luckier. thats not my point.

the point is the gym. it doesnt separate the haves from
the have-nots. what you get is what you put in. it
discriminates how hard and how much effort you put
into it. everyone walks into a gym with "some improvement
needed", but only some get the envious stare from other
guys. (its harder to get a guy's respect see)

effort is what makes you champion material. that
includes knowing what you are doing to do it well.
the hard work is mental as well. though you pick it
up on the way, it is not unimportant.

team elections are shaping up, we have more candidates
the question is what will be their positions? i sure
hope no body is going to harp on being a nice team
blah blah we need more action, proposals, how-tos to
get results. we need to propose plans to implement.
you know why things feel so fake? because the storming
process is always halted before it is fully normalized.

the kind of captain we get sets the agenda for next
year, without a clear vision, power will corrupt a
person. i hate to see who will be twisted in the end.

posted by green unseen @ 5:40 AM