What do muscles and money have in common?

When you think about muscles, you don't usually think about money, and when you think about money, what's it got to do with muscles? The truth is, muscles and money share a number of things in common.


1. Both can mean everything.

For some, whose profession may require bodybuilding, modeling, or acting, muscles can make a whole lot of difference when they expose themselves to the public. They need to feel good and look good to make a living. Working out is already part of their lifestyle to stay in business.

For others who simply want to get fit, muscles are simply neat to have. "The pursuit of muscle is sometimes written off as pure vanity. But the practical and health benefits of more muscle mass are substantial. Strength and muscle are associated with increased longevity, better immunity, improved insulin sensitivity and more." - Adam Steer

Besides, who would not want to be healthy and look gorgeous at the same time? The same is true with money. Who would not want to earn some? With money, people can buy a lot of things. They can gain access to everything, even pay for the latest technologies to get the muscles they want.

2. Both can mean nothing.

Let's face it. We can have all the money we want and build all the muscles we need to look our best. But still, there are things which money cannot buy, things which cannot be replaced. Who would trade good health, appetite, sleep, security?

Money, though it does make a difference, should not be treated like it is everything. Just like muscles could make us look good but should not be our main concern all the time. What is the most important? Balance!

3. It takes discipline to sustain them.

Our muscles need to struggle to make us stronger.

"In a trained adult, THE most important factor in muscle growth -- far beyond eating and even hormone balance -- is mechanical stress. You need to constantly put progressive mechanical stress on your muscles to make them grow." -Brad Pilon

Money works in the same way. It takes effort to save, patience to wait until your money multiplies, and practice to improve self-control in order to avoid over-spending.

4. Both need regular check-up.

As we age, our bodies deteriorate. This is why we need to exercise - to avoid any sickness as a result of inactivity. But first, we have to see a fitness expert to look at our needs - what physical activities do we need to avoid. What types of limitations, if any? What types of exercise are recommended? How much weight should we lose or gain? Should we eat less? Should we eat more?

In matters pertaining to money, we find help to determine financial solutions to our problems. We try to reduce our liabilities and prepare for our retirement plan, our children's education, an emergency, loss of a job, or any form of disaster which may happen in our lives.

When we build a house, we want to build it right. So when we build a financial future, we also want to build right. The problem for many of us is that we never build anything. We do not plan ahead. We just make money. Most of us know how to work for money, but do not know how to make money work for us. Do you have an idea how money works?

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