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You’re saying that having a lot of money helped you have a great body. That’s true of course but the relationship is also true in reverse. You can leverage a gr
by gretch 5y ago
You’re saying that having a lot of money helped you have a great body. That’s true of course but the relationship is also true in reverse. You can leverage a great body into making a lot of money. Great examples are Arnold or the Rock who became big action movie stars based on their physique. Also, of course athletes.
So I don’t think “money is the key to success in every other aspect of life” is true since the relationship is bidirectional
- diatone 5y agoNitpick: it’s not as straightforward to leverage a great body towards money as it is to leverage money towards a great body. Arnold and Dwayne Johnson are outliers. Many athletes struggle financially. For other reasons I agree with your end point in that money isn’t strictly necessary for success everywhere else, but please don’t suggest that money isn’t uniquely useful when put to the task.
- vidarh 5y agoIn fact, powerlifting and bodybuilding are notorious for being money drains for people who are competing but aren't in a very tiny proportion of top performers.
- gretch 5y ago> don’t suggest that money isn’t uniquely useful when put to the task I'm going to be completely honest with you - I just don't believe this, which was the point I was trying to make I think you are someone who is holding a hammer, and is very skilled at using it, and thus everything looks like a nail to you.