With a busy week ahead, I decided to go into the office early last Monday. I was walking to the subway a little before seven, when I saw a woman walking down the block in sweat pants and a sleeveless top. I assumed that she was coming from the gym that’s about half a block up the street. I also gathered that she was a serious bodybuilder; her triceps put mine to shame.
The muscular lady descended into the same subway station, but once on the platform, she walked in a different direction, and I didn’t see her again. I did think about her later in the day, when it struck me that while I thought that my day was starting early, I was a latecomer compared to this lady. She had probably been working out for an hour or two by the time that I walked out of my building. I admired her dedication.
If you’re serious about reaching a goal, you have to be willing to work hard for it. That requires scheduling dedicated time to it, even if you have to get up early or stay up late to manage it. Clearly, this lady achieved amazing results with her early morning workouts. I have the greatest admiration for anyone who works hard and makes sacrifices to achieve something that’s important to them.
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