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High performance people are always on something, sorry to shatter your childish delusions. And those who aren’t on PEDs will break down eventually.
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I have met 4 billionaires in an intimate way, stay at their home or a long term colleague. 3 out of 4 use cocaine.
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How else do you go on 2 hours of sleep a night
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If you have a Middle Manager who sleeps 2-3 hours a night. Midnight emails and 5am follow-ups. Simply, run. They are unstable.
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Facts.
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Ben Askren and DC beg to differ. If they were on ANYTHING. I’d be 100% shocked.
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This is 100% inaccurate, but the usual argument a junkie would make.
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caffeine = planetary populace = PED
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Go ahead I’m not stopping any body that’s high performance.
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What was Rosenstein on when he was testifying to Congress and looked like a baby in a bouncy chair?
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Always is an extremely poor choice of words and kills any credibility you could possibly have. Of course there’s athletes who cheat, there’s many who also do not. Choose your words more carefully
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If you really want to be a high performing athlete you literally will need to devote most of your time to stretching and workouts. When I was still fighting, I spent 5 to 6 hours of training a day. If you work smart, you get more out of yourself than you can expect.
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