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The creator shares actionable advice and personal habits that resonate with a specific audience (investment bankers) facing common challenges. The content is presented in a visually engaging slideshow format, breaking down complex advice into digestible points.
Summary
This slideshow outlines five habits that the creator claims changed their life as an investment banker. The habits include working out regularly, managing diet, running, protecting social life, and killing revenge bedtime procrastination.
Structure
- 1Introduction: 5 habits that changed my life as an investment banker
- 2Habit 5: Workout 6-7x a week
- 3Habit 4: Kill revenge bedtime procrastination
- 4Habit 3: Running
- 5Habit 2: Tracking/Monitoring diet
- 6Habit 1: Protect relationships + social life
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5 habits that changed my life as an investment banker
5. Workout 6-7x a week.
Less about the workout and more about the discipline/mental strength it builds.
15 minute circuit > not going.
At least 1 long workout (1hr+) on weekends.
4. Kill revenge bedtime procrastination (RBP).
As a banker you have no control over your time.
Sleep is worth more than gold to you.
As soon as you have the opportunity, just sleep.
3. RUNNING
One of the quickest/easiest workouts for bankers.
The best way to explore NYC imo.
Rare chance for fresh air / be outside the office.
2. Tracking/Monitoring my diet.
Avoid the "analyst 15":
$30+ on Seamless every night is dangerous.
Prioritize a balanced meal (protein, carb, fruit/veg).
Bad diet contributes to brain fog, low energy, reduced focus.
1. Protect relationships + social life.
Not easy to do as a banker, need to prioritize.
Would call a friend during the uber back from the office.
If light on weekend work set intentional time for friends.
Try to make the most of life in the city (concerts, views, etc)