Days After Claiming He Is a Far Different Champion Than Michael Jordan, Chris Bumstead Makes an Eye-Opening Confession: “Nothing in This Life Lasts Forever”

Social media today is full of unsolicited boatloads of dogmas, and notions, especially about athletes like Chris Bumstead, who isn’t immune to this. Days after CBum slanted his conception on a podcast named “Don’t be Sour” anchored by Maxx Chewning, talking about the NBA star Michael Jordan and his “Killer mindset,” who plays to win in spite of everything, he posts a picture on his Instagram account with a caption, penning down his views on the scorecard we amass in the journey of life, irrespective of our achievements. 

Chris Bumstead appeared on sundry social media platforms, accentuating his viewpoints and professing his out-of-the-box mentality for winning. Unlike Michael Jordan, who plays to win the 4x, Mr. Olympia has a persistent nature by working harder as a bodybuilder setting aside the winning and losing scenario and advancing a tunnel vision. In his recent Instagram post, he sheds light on being grateful for where he is, instead of just infinitely chasing the farther goal. 

Chris Bumstead blathers the strident truth

 There is a peculiar yet candor vibe that oozes out of his words when he quoted, “We all have an internal and external scorecard we use to keep track of our lives.” He emphasized the word scorecard by referring to the goals and targets set for life, whether it is external targets like achieving money, fame, and success or achieving internal intangible targets like integrity, honesty, hard work, character, and so on. Forsooth, Chris is a pack of shredded physiques, a great presence of mind, and handsome looks.  

Later on he proceeds the writeup by referring to the word “dread”, as it becomes dreadful for everyone when they lose opportunities and miss the one holy grail they crave. CBum quotes, “I must be getting old realizing nothing in this life lasts forever. The opportunities of today may never present themselves again.” Herein, Chris underscores about how it’s a privilege to pull off one’s dream. 

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Bumstead continues penning down the caption saying, “Don’t get me wrong I step on stage to win, but the battle to get there does not last forever and it’s a battle I may never get the chance to enter again.” In this line, Bumstead enumerates that on the days he loses, he ensures that his internal scorecard overshines his external scorecard. Besides, he leaves a dent, a mark on his followers by elaborating that on this voyage he is becoming a better person while bodybuilding by ensuring that he does everything in his power to hold the Sandow trophy. 

Chris Bumstead vision is unique to other sporting legends 

CBum points to a crucial factor of his vision, stating “The trophies on my shelves will be but a reminder that I had a goal and I can honestly tell myself I did everything in my power to achieve it, that I became a better man along the way.” 

Chris Bumstead ensures that the trophies he has embraced must be a remembrance of his ultimate goal. He ends on a significant note by saying that his legendary stature in the bodybuilding fraternity is due to his hard work without daydreaming about the result. Though CBum’s approach is surreal and one of a kind, he stays consistent with positive aspects entering the major league of bodybuilders. 

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