I gained over 80 pounds putting my head down, working from home, and focusing on business. My feet hurt. My back hurt. Everything started hurting. In a few months I turn 40, and I had this realization that somewhere along the way I basically traded my physical health for work. Could I go to the gym? Yes. Could I eat better? Yes. Did I? No. And for a long time I had a hundred different reasons why. I was busy. I had work to do. I was stressed. I'll start Monday. I'll start when things calm down. But the truth is, things never really calm down. So I finally decided I needed to make my health a priority again. I'm now down about 40 pounds, I've been training consistently, completely changed the way I'm eating, and I'm documenting the entire process. Not because I'm some fitness expert. I'm doing it because I know there have to be other entrepreneurs in here who have done the exact same thing — got so focused on building businesses, making money, taking care of everybody else, etc. that their own health slowly moved to the bottom of the list. I'm curious — has this happened to any of you? If you've struggled with your weight, fitness, energy, or just taking care of yourself while running a business, drop a comment. I'm genuinely curious how common this is with entrepreneurs. And if you want to follow along with what I'm doing, I started a YouTube channel where I'm documenting the weight loss, workouts, food, wins, screw-ups, and the whole process. I'll drop the link below if you are "Interested"... Time to get the business AND the body back under control. P.S. We have been testing ChatGPT ads and I will be still holding the training on that. I got a heads up that chatgpt was going to be making some updates in the last week and I have been waiting for that.