Once upon a time, there was a guy who worked 40 - 60 hours a week at a job that didn’t “turn me on”.

At one point, I was newly married and when I returned from my week long honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico I was told by a pitiful excuse for a boss that “my honeymoon was bad timing.”

That was the beginning of the end for me.

After 11 years of working, sacrificing, moving, putting up with BS, and generally just feeling hollow and unfulfilled.I walked away.

Was it scary?

Sure.

But it had to happen in order for me to figure out what I was really meant to do.

Now, I’m sitting on top of a fitness empire.

Exit strategy?  Why would I need that - I ain’t ever gonna stop - hell, I’m already retired in that I only “work” 2-3 days  …

Arnold is and always will be committed to bodybuilding.

In fact, The Arnold Classic will be held for the numerous time in Columbus, Ohio during the weekend of March 6-8th.

Over 100,000 thousand people will flood the Convention Center to be part of this event.

I was there in 2007 at the MuscleMag booth with Lee Priest and it was a wild, wild circus.

But that’s a story for another time.

Back to Arnold.

Arnold has conquered every challenge that stood before him.

Coming to America, learning the English language, getting his degree, buying real estate, bodybuilding, aligning himself with powerful people, Hollywood, politics, etc.

Tony Little is a trainer whose got a ponytail and an infomercial.

Here’s a secret.

A lot of personal trainers are afraid of bodybuilders.

Not because of their superior dedication in the gym, hyper muscularity or working knowledge of the body.

But because, some personal trainers know  …