It’s not
a choice between your career OR fitness, it’s a choice to balance your career
WITH fitness. Today’s top leaders maintain this balance, and you can too. Take
Ted Fick, for example. Mr. Fick is a busy executive who’s traveling 75% of the
time, but he’s also an Ironman competitor who has completed dozens of
marathons, half marathons and triathlons since running his first race in 2006. He’s
one of many examples of balancing fitness with a career, and it’s not by luck.
In fact,
many leaders believe that fitness is an integral part of maintaining a
successful career. Training on a regular basis can improve your mental
function, give you more energy, improve your immune system and help you feel
confident. It also increases your self-discipline and your ability to
prioritize your life. Start by evaluating your daily schedule, paying attention
to areas where you could free up time and make your health a priority. According to Ted Fick, Look for
opportunities to train more, take better care of yourself and lead a more
fulfilling life, and don’t stop! It’s a continuous practice to maintain this
work/life balance, but the rewards are more than worth your efforts.