“They Always Find Money for Other Things”: Legend Flex Wheeler Blatantly Calls Out People Wasting Money on Stupid Stuff and Not Health

Caring for one’s own self is the most elemental thing one can do for themselves. But whenever it comes to self-care, we organically have hundreds of excuses. Whether it is time, money, or other aspects of our lives. On a similar matter, legendary bodybuilder, Flex Wheeler, recently uploaded an Instagram story in which he reflects on some bitter truths.

In the video, Flex Wheeler can be seen making some precise observations about people’s behavior and lets it out in the best possible manner.

Flex Wheeler’s advice to sit back and reflect

In the Instagram story, Wheeler said, “Hey so listen, real quickly. I find it very interesting when people talk about something they can’t afford. They always find the money for other things that they really want.”

Wheeler continued, “In case important, eating out, Starbucks, fast food and all that stuff and then you say you can’t afford to invest in your own self. Sit down and think about it. How much money do I blow on things I don’t need and how much do I invest in myself? You will be surprised.”

In addition, in the uploaded Instagram story, he also compared a few prices of some regular spends and the one he is charging for his 1:1, in his Flex Wheeler’s coaching. He wrote, “Mon-Sun Starbucks = $186/mo, 1:1 = $199/mo.” “Takeout 2x wk = $240/mo, 1:1 coaching = Save $40” “Personal Trainer = $400/mo, 1:1 coaching = 1/2 the price”

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Flex Wheeler evidently knows how to be pertinent about finances. The eminent bodybuilder made his journey from being a homeless child to being one of the greatest fitness icons.

From staying hungry all the time to becoming a Guinness World Record holder

Flex Wheeler had an extremely difficult childhood where he even had to stay homeless and hungry for days, as he recalled in an episode of Straight Outta The Lair. He even said, “You know I came from just poor, just being a** poor.” However, once he moved above the thought of staying poor, he tried to make the ends meet. 

Moreover, that was the reason why he chose bodybuilding in the first place. And once he became a pro bodybuilder, he raced to become one of the bests. In addition, his debut was so electrifying, he even holds a Guinness World Record for the same, which remains in his name since 1993. 

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