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I moved to a new town for my job at the time and didn't have anything to do in my spare time yet. A neighbor got me to start training with him.
Why I Love It:
I love the self-discipline and continual challenge it gives me in my life.
How I Stay Motivated:
Constant goal setting; visualization; teaching others so I'm forced to "walk my talk."
BB Accomplishments:
Two-Time NPC Team Universe Overall Champion; Five-Time NPC Team Universe Heavyweight Champion; Contribution to others through my magazine articles, Able to make a living from what I love to do; My first passion of bodybuilding has created the ability to enjoy my second passion of public speaking as a second career.
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hello skip just read your blog my friend its so true surrounding yourself around postive is the best thing to do because negative people just bring you down please read my profile page on why i started and God bless and takecare skip your a true inspiration for us guys that want to do it naturally awesome physique brother BTW Laterz skip
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