Some years ago, I would pride myself on how I wasn’t a morality cop.
Since then, I have grown up and come to realise that, “You do you, so long as you are not hurting anyone else” is no basis upon which to build a society.
Why?
Certain acts can cause great harm, even when they’re not acts of violence against persons, property, and promises.
Like, for example, eating too much and not exercising.
There are, of course, the proximal harms to the individual: Disease, disability, and death.
Harms many handwave away with “their body, their choice”.
Problem is, their gluttony and sloth doesn’t only hurt them. It hurts society (by stretching health services and increasing their costs, irrespective of the funding and delivery model) and, worst of all, it hurts the most vulnerable, namely:
Children.
How?
All adults have a duty to set a good example.
Some (parents, teachers, and similar) have a greater duty than others but, ultimately, we are all responsible for showing little ones the path to living a long, healthy, and happy life.
That most freely choose to neglect that duty is symptomatic of a foetid rot at the core of most Western nations, in my humbly correct opinion.
Yet, you don’t have to go down with the ship – if you don’t want to.
It’s wholly within your power to start working towards being the strong, fit role model that, deep down, you know you are capable of becoming.
Will it be easy?
Nah.
But you knew that already.
And if you didn’t, you cannot be helped.
Enough.
Below is a link to the sales page for my three month programme that teaches you how to write efficient, effective, sustainable training routines and provides the bountiful personal support you need to put it into action.
Please read the whole page before you make a decision.
If you don’t want to read it because it’s “too long” or you don’t like my writing style, don’t purchase because you won’t get anything out of it.
https://philtyreman.co.uk/programme
Thank you,
Phil Tyreman