Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s minute efforts towards encouraging fitness and healthy life are exceptional. He tries to understand issues at the ground level and provides solutions to those accordingly, backed by real-life instances. His newsletters often include excerpts from crucial surveys and studies that reassures his subscribers with inevitable results. However, the primary step, the urge to work out, remains in oneself. Hence, this was insinuated in the latest edition of Pump Daily

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The former athlete addressed a major problem among people, which is, the lack of motivation. He claims that this issue is out of his reach to solve, hence, understanding the primary reason can help one regain the stimulus. Particularly, he shed light on the mental aspect of the problem.

Arnold Schwarzenegger elucidates psychological restrictions 

In the recent edition of his newsletter, the 75-year-old icon conjectures on why people don’t want to work out. “When you feel like you can’t even get out of bed, my motivation to you can’t really do its job. So let’s analyze what’s going on,” he hinted. He claimed that the source shall share studies on how to tackle the problem, although, it is essential to realize what really stops a person from keeping themself fit. 

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The seven-time Mr. Olympia even pondered if it is due to innate or chemical reasons. However, he iterated a rather deep revelation that might compel one to retrospect. “Maybe you’ve tried a few times, and you’ve failed, and you just think you’ll fail again no matter what. You’ve internalized that whatever is holding you back will always win,” he wrote.

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Besides that, he enlisted a few other examples that might align with many of his subscribers. The Austrian Oak shared, “You’ve convinced yourself you don’t have any power, and you don’t have a reason to try anymore.”  Through this explanation, the athlete attempted to help every reader of his 300k subscriber base to reflect on their lifestyle. Apart from his fitness wisdom, the icon also strongly advocates for positivity.

Arnold Schwarzenegger on positivity and kindness

The Hollywood star delicately curates his newsletter with a blend of fitness motivations and positivity. However, his quest for spreading positivity was once hindered by a user throwing vague assumptions at him. Apparently, a user on Twitter criticized Schwarzenegger’s fit physique at 75, implying it’s a privileged benefit of his massive success. 

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Surprisingly, it didn’t go unnoticed by the star, Thus, he took to his social media to clap back at him with a solid statement. “The weights don’t care who you are. 200 pounds is 200 pounds…” his tweet asserted. An undisputable observation. Thus, his foolproof philosophy often leaves his critics speechless. 

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