It's Summertime..
You're at the beach..
And you take your shirt off.
Only this time, you've lost the love handles, the "gut", and have muscle definition.
Here's the daily routine you'll follow starting today, to get beach-body ready:
90% of your muscle will be built doing TWO exercises:
Chest:
1) Chest press of any type
2) Incline chest press of any type
Back:
1) Rows of any type
2) Pulldowns of any type
Shoulders:
1) Lateral raise of any type
2) Shoulder press of any type
Quads:
1) Squats of any type (leg press is a type of squat)
2) Leg extension
Glutes:
1) RDL
2) Glute bridges
Hamstrings:
1) Seated leg curl
2) Lying leg curl
Calves:
1) Standing calf raise
2) Seated calf raise
Biceps:
1) "Palms up" curl of any type
2) Hammer curls
Triceps:
1) Skull crusher
2) Pushdown
Core:
1) Back extension
2) Decline sit ups
2 exercises
2 sets each
Apply progressive overload (once you can do 8, or 10, or 12 reps, increase the weight)
You don't need to do 4 exercises of 3 sets each for each muscle.
It's a waste of time and all it does is tire you out.
A sample program is attached here. Done once every 5 days.
Upper
Lower
Cardio
Break
Break
Repeat
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my notes:
LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK
1. Companies follow a natural birth-to-decline lifecycle just like humans, moving from startup to growth to maturity to decline
2. Tech companies age in "dog years" with compressed lifecycles compared to traditional companies (Yahoo went from startup to decline in 25 years vs GE's 125 years)
3. Fighting the natural aging process destroys more value than any other business mistake
4. Each stage requires different strategic focus and management approaches to maximize value creation
5. Compressed lifecycles mean CEOs may need to adapt their leadership style multiple times within one company
STRATEGIC FOCUS BY COMPANY AGE
- Startups should focus exclusively on investment decisions and building growth assets, avoiding debt and dividends
- Mature companies can optimize their financing mix of debt and equity to minimize cost of capital
- Declining companies should focus on returning cash to shareholders rather than futile reinvestment attempts
VALUATION PRINCIPLES
- Good valuations require both compelling stories and supporting numbers, not just spreadsheet models
- Young companies are valued primarily on their story and vision of the future market
- Mature companies are valued on actual financial performance since their story is already established
CEO REQUIREMENTS CHANGE
- Young startups need visionary storytellers like "Steve" who can paint the future picture
- Growth companies need "Bob the Builder" who can execute and build operational systems
- Mature companies need "Dawn the Defender" to protect market position and optimize operations
- Declining companies need "Larry the Liquidator" to maximize remaining value for shareholders
COMMON VALUE-DESTROYING MISTAKES
- Young companies borrowing money when they should focus on building the business
- Mature companies trying to reinvent themselves as young growth companies through expensive acquisitions
- Companies refusing to "act their age" and align strategy with their lifecycle stage