It’s the weekend and you’re off to brunch.
One of those trendy cafés.
You’re calmly sipping your latte.
And then you see them coming.
A mob.
One of those “meet-ups.”
Apparently they organize through an app… or so my wife tells me.
They meet up and go exercise together.
No fewer than a hundred.
All headed to our café.
$300 sneakers, skin-tight - very tight - Lululemon leggings at $200 per leg, Hugo Boss caps at $50 per ear…
You get the picture.
On average, about $1,000 in “athleisure.”
They meet at 8am, do their "workout", and by 10:30 they’re sitting there sipping lattes, munching croissants, muffins, pain au chocolat, chocolate shakes, etc.
But when you really look at them, you think:
When I work out, I end up like someone dumped a bucket of water over me.
These people?
They had fewer beads of sweat on their foreheads than volunteers for a pay deduction to help poor children in Africa.

Look.
Some people wear $1,000 in gym clothes and think they’re athletes or health freaks.
Just like others wear a suit and expensive tie and think they know about projects, PPPs, negotiation, and solving complex problems.
Seriously.
When you really get into one of those projects, you come out like someone dumped a bucket of water on you.
You walk into the offices of some of these “suits” and don’t see a single wrinkle in a shirt… not a single hair out of place and without "gomina".
If you don’t see deep scars... run.

They may be good for socializing, but to get your issues solved... Not that sure.

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