Bodybuilding legend, Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s stardom stems from varying disciplines that have vaulted the man to be among the most influential people in the world. However, the flip-side of fame also invites a mundane amount of negativity. Therefore, in a recent Twitter post today, the icon quoted a user’s tweet, throwing light on his positive personality. 

The user’s post commended Schwarzenegger’s optimistic demeanor and encouraged others to be inspired by him. Thus, the athlete substantiated the netizen’s update with another intriguing revelation. Here’s what it implied. 

Arnold Schwarzenegger highlights his positive approach

In less than a day, the social media update amassed 143.7k views and numerous retweets. The 75-year-old star insinuated that the aspect of his persona that can be mimicked most effortlessly, is his positivity. Not the Austrian accent or his insane 22-inch biceps, but his optimistic finesse. “The positive part is the easiest part of me to copy. A lot easier than the accent and the 22-inch arms,” he wrote. 

More often than not, The Austrian Oak’s foreign accent and brutal physique are what pique fans’ interests. However, through this update, he intends to spotlight another crucial aspect of himself. The post that originally sparked the conversation read as, “You are such a positive person Arnold, more people should be like you.” Additionally, the 7x Mr. Olympia urged his followers or the Arnold’s Pump Club to refrain from any negative remarks this weekend. Hence, the post stated, “So get going, #ArnoldsPumpClub. I don’t want to see any negativity in my replies this weekend.”

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Several efforts by Schwarzenegger to spread positivity have often gone viral on the internet. A major contribution stirs up from his monthly newsletter to promote positivity and healthy living, Pump Daily. In a recent edition, he shared the story of an overweight individual, who now seeks a fit life. 

Arnold Schwarzenegger shared an inspirational story in his newsletter

After a brief interaction with the legend on Twitter, the user, Dave Danna earned a mini section of the latest newsletter edition to share his captivating transformation journey. His quote, “It’s better to be the fattest person in the gym than the fattest person in the funeral home,” captured the readers’ hearts.

Apparently, Danna was struck by the realization in June 2022, after his weight shot past the weighing limit. After gaining a total of 400 pounds of body weight, he was determined to bring change. The user signed up for a gym for the first time ever and made the necessary amends to his lifestyle. 

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Speaking of positivity, it is difficult not to think of Schwarzenegger as the most influential idol. Fans revere him for his iconic success and wisdom of life. Evolving from a bodybuilder to the 38th Governor of California, it is evident how his optimistic mindset has favored him throughout.