Stewart McCure

Writer, performer, management consultant

An Australian living in London.  A self-employed training consultant to the global health care industry.  A producer, director and performer of improv comedy.  A trustee of an adult education charity in West London.  A writer and occaisional blogger

 

 

Gym time

Yesterday I mentioned that I use a personal trainer as a mechanism to stop frittering away time.  If I have to be at the gym at a certain time then I have have the work done beforehand.  Easy logic.


Of course the real reason that getting to the gym is important is my baseline health; diet and exercise are the keys to feeling better and living longer.  There's no one in the Western world who doesn't know this; everyone I know wants to get to the gym more often but they're too busy at work to do so.  The fact that I've built a working life that allows me to break that cycle and exercise almost every day of the working week (during the day when there are no crowds) creates a virtuous circle.  

Things like 'gym time' figure highly in most people's fantasies about self-employment and when people tell me that I'm looking well it acts as positive reinforcement of my decision to work for myself.