Marc Lobliner - Sacrificing Life For Lifestyle: Time Management To Avoid Missing Out!

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To make things work something has to give - I am able to train, go to work, and still play with my baby girl. Here is my perspective on managing time and the benefits; if I can so can you! Read on.

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[lttl.espana]

A good article, but does not work out that way for everyone.

I am 36 year's old, and I do architectural work. I definitely do not have any time to work out. I use to until the bus schedule changed.

Wake up at AM 4:00 Monday thru Friday
Leave the house at AM 5:15
Catch the bus to work at AM 5:30
Catch buses to work: AM 5:30 - 7:00
Work: AM 7:30 to nine to ten hours of work a day.
Catch buses home: 2 - 3 hours depending what time I leave work.
Walk dogs for 30 - 40 minutes
Eat and get clothes ready for next day: 1 hour
I am in bed around 10 o'clock.
Weekends: catch up on sleep, walk my dogs twice those days, and clean the house.

Yeah, there are several gyms near by to go to, but I have no time. Sure I could move closer to work, but it will be another two to three years till I get my house fixed up to put back on the market.

I eat healthy and walk a lot. I do not drink anything carbonated and with caffeine for health reasons. I take my daily multi vitamins. My weight fluctuates around 170. I have a skinny bone structure with 20 lbs of fat around my torso. And I do miss working out, so I just keep looking towards the future to tell me when my life will change for the better.

David Martinez

[Steel2Steel]

Originally Posted by lttl.espana

A good article, but does not work out that way for everyone.

I am 36 year's old, and I do architectural work. I definitely do not have any time to work out. I use to until the bus schedule changed.

Wake up at AM 4:00 Monday thru Friday
Leave the house at AM 5:15
Catch the bus to work at AM 5:30
Catch buses to work: AM 5:30 - 7:00
Work: AM 7:30 to nine to ten hours of work a day.
Catch buses home: 2 - 3 hours depending what time I leave work.
Walk dogs for 30 - 40 minutes
Eat and get clothes ready for next day: 1 hour
I am in bed around 10 o'clock.
Weekends: catch up on sleep, walk my dogs twice those days, and clean the house.

Yeah, there are several gyms near by to go to, but I have no time. Sure I could move closer to work, but it will be another two to three years till I get my house fixed up to put back on the market.

I eat healthy and walk a lot. I do not drink anything carbonated and with caffeine for health reasons. I take my daily multi vitamins. My weight fluctuates around 170. I have a skinny bone structure with 20 lbs of fat around my torso. And I do miss working out, so I just keep looking towards the future to tell me when my life will change for the better.

David Martinez

Git rid of the dogs.......not...joking. Man, that is one hecktic schedule.

[Steel2Steel]

Great article Marc........I feel thankful for my schedule after seeing what you guy go through.

[NorCalJR]

This was a great article, back in April when I first decided this was something I was going to do, I decided that the best way for me to go to the gym was not to find time in my day but to make time. I did this by waking up early, if my alarm goes off at 4am I can't fall back to sleep so I might as well go to the gym and I feel that making time and dedicating myself has helped in the improvements I've been able to see.

[asto_86]

Originally Posted by lttl.espana

A good article, but does not work out that way for everyone.

I am 36 year's old, and I do architectural work. I definitely do not have any time to work out. I use to until the bus schedule changed.

Wake up at AM 4:00 Monday thru Friday
Leave the house at AM 5:15
Catch the bus to work at AM 5:30
Catch buses to work: AM 5:30 - 7:00
Work: AM 7:30 to nine to ten hours of work a day.
Catch buses home: 2 - 3 hours depending what time I leave work.
Walk dogs for 30 - 40 minutes
Eat and get clothes ready for next day: 1 hour
I am in bed around 10 o'clock.
Weekends: catch up on sleep, walk my dogs twice those days, and clean the house.

Yeah, there are several gyms near by to go to, but I have no time. Sure I could move closer to work, but it will be another two to three years till I get my house fixed up to put back on the market.

I eat healthy and walk a lot. I do not drink anything carbonated and with caffeine for health reasons. I take my daily multi vitamins. My weight fluctuates around 170. I have a skinny bone structure with 20 lbs of fat around my torso. And I do miss working out, so I just keep looking towards the future to tell me when my life will change for the better.

David Martinez

do you love your work that much?? id go crazy man. goodluck

[Steel2Steel]

Can you move closer to work????