Jay Cutler, the iconic bodybuilding legend, is on a mission to transform his fans’ lives. With a thirst for something more than just his impressive physique, Cutler is now sharing priceless advice through his newsletter Jaymail. Drawing from his personal experiences, from a humble upbringing on a Massachusetts farm to defeating Ronnie Coleman and winning the Mr. Olympia title, Cutler is now warning fans about the dangers of negativity.

His insights provide a roadmap to navigate the treacherous waters of life, where cutting out negative people is just the beginning. With Jay Cutler’s guidance, fans can take control of their lives and steer them toward a brighter future.

Relating how people shared their struggles with him at expos and store appearances, Cutler stated an interesting observation.  “Something I definitely see come up a lot is the company people are keeping, and sometimes even their family, having a negative impact on their life.”

Continuing, the bodybuilding legend  expressed, “Look, you have to understand that nobody deserves your time if they are being negative, toxic and constantly bringing you down.” Further, he told fans that negative people could create problems for them.

Later, Cutler elaborated that while he understood people’s wish to stand by their acquaintances during their difficult times, they should be aware of the consequences. His strong opinion was, “But if there is a constant theme of negativity and the person is not trying to address it, there comes a time when you have to think of the impact it is having on YOU.”

Afterward, implying how people need to prioritize and shift focus to their well-being, Cutler spoke about how positive people are held back and unappreciated. Toward the end of the newsletter, Cutler gave fans a strong message: “Be really careful with who you invest your time into because that is the most precious thing we all have.”

Through his newsletter, Cutler also once shared a painful reality about how his life changed after becoming a bodybuilding champion.

Post this, he narrated an engaging anecdote where once, kids who knew he would be training at night flooded his gym and expressed their strong desire to be trained by him. He also hinted that while inspiring people gave him joy, it made him more aware of his behavior, making him more careful as a public figure.

Cutler’s admissions point out how he has learned a lot from his and others’ struggles which he wishes to share with fans. Do you agree with the advice Cutler shared? Let us know in the comments section.