... Well. To begin with, the reason Schwarzenegger was up and in the gym at seven in the morning was so that he could train—with massive intensity, yes—for mayb

... Well. To begin with, the reason Schwarzenegger was up and in the gym at seven in the morning was so that he could train—with massive intensity, yes—for maybe two hours ... and then spend eight to ten hours relaxing and doing nothing strenuous in order to recover in time for his second and final session in the evening. That's what he did six days a week with Sundays off, a routine that makes G.H. Hardy's schedule with its afternoon cricket http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/Biographies/Hardy.html http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/Biographies/Hardy.html look packed, and comes to probably significantly less than 30 hours of iron-pumping a week. Keeping your schedule clear for months on end to focus on your work while not actually working all that many hours a week? Sounds more similar to technical work than sales to me.