What is your HHI and how fit are you?

[Anonymous]

HHI $400k, single mom, very fit- it’s my sanity and I’ve been a lifelong athlete/ncaa etc

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our HHI is around 400-600 depending on the year. That affords a lot since we have a peloton tread and bike. We also do orange theory together.

I get how that additional at home working out option has gotten us over the hump. But it’s no excuse. I started all this with walking and a $140 fitbit. That’s it. Walking is free, we have sidewalks. It’s not rocket surgery. My family didn’t have flushing toilets when my dad was in grade school.

HHI isn’t the problem. Motivation is the problem.

What do you do where you can make 500k a year and not know how to write coherently?

240k here. A year ago I was obese, today I am very fit and 165. Still overweight but still losing. And very cardiovascularly fit, I ran a 5k this morning with no walking at all and I peloton a lot, usually work out 5 days a week. DH is skinny and kind of naturally athletic. He's not in great shape now but has no problem getting in shape quickly when he feels like it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our HHI is around 400-600 depending on the year. That affords a lot since we have a peloton tread and bike. We also do orange theory together.

I get how that additional at home working out option has gotten us over the hump. But it’s no excuse. I started all this with walking and a $140 fitbit. That’s it. Walking is free, we have sidewalks. It’s not rocket surgery. My family didn’t have flushing toilets when my dad was in grade school.

HHI isn’t the problem. Motivation is the problem.

What do you do where you can make 500k a year and not know how to write coherently?

240k here. A year ago I was obese, today I am very fit and 165. Still overweight but still losing. And very cardiovascularly fit, I ran a 5k this morning with no walking at all and I peloton a lot, usually work out 5 days a week. DH is skinny and kind of naturally athletic. He's not in great shape now but has no problem getting in shape quickly when he feels like it.

you lose some weight like you fatty

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our HHI is around 400-600 depending on the year. That affords a lot since we have a peloton tread and bike. We also do orange theory together.

I get how that additional at home working out option has gotten us over the hump. But it’s no excuse. I started all this with walking and a $140 fitbit. That’s it. Walking is free, we have sidewalks. It’s not rocket surgery. My family didn’t have flushing toilets when my dad was in grade school.

HHI isn’t the problem. Motivation is the problem.

What do you do where you can make 500k a year and not know how to write coherently?

240k here. A year ago I was obese, today I am very fit and 165. Still overweight but still losing. And very cardiovascularly fit, I ran a 5k this morning with no walking at all and I peloton a lot, usually work out 5 days a week. DH is skinny and kind of naturally athletic. He's not in great shape now but has no problem getting in shape quickly when he feels like it.

you lose some weight like you fatty

Are you the pp? If so you are just proving that you cannot read OR write apparently. Again, I'm wondering what mythical job this is that you can make so much and be only semi literate.

[Anonymous]

About $350k. I’m not fit but naturally thin (5’3” and 110 lbs). In my early 40s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our HHI is around 400-600 depending on the year. That affords a lot since we have a peloton tread and bike. We also do orange theory together.

I get how that additional at home working out option has gotten us over the hump. But it’s no excuse. I started all this with walking and a $140 fitbit. That’s it. Walking is free, we have sidewalks. It’s not rocket surgery. My family didn’t have flushing toilets when my dad was in grade school.

HHI isn’t the problem. Motivation is the problem.

What do you do where you can make 500k a year and not know how to write coherently?

240k here. A year ago I was obese, today I am very fit and 165. Still overweight but still losing. And very cardiovascularly fit, I ran a 5k this morning with no walking at all and I peloton a lot, usually work out 5 days a week. DH is skinny and kind of naturally athletic. He's not in great shape now but has no problem getting in shape quickly when he feels like it.

you lose some weight like you fatty

Are you the pp? If so you are just proving that you cannot read OR write apparently. Again, I'm wondering what mythical job this is that you can make so much and be only semi literate.

I think a not-terribly-bright kid is posting ion DCUM today. I keep seeing ridiculous and illiterate responses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:800k. Very fit. But I feel like it has less to do with income and more to do with how motivated and dedicated you are to staying fit, eating healthy

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DP with HHI around $1mm. I don't think that's the full story. I could certainly be more motivated, but what I really lack is time. I wake up at 6:30 with my young kids, get them ready for school or camp and drop them off, get home by 9 or 9:30, work until 6 or 7 when the nanny leaves, do dinner/bedtime/bath with my kids, then work for a couple more hours after they're in bed. While I could find time to work out if I were super efficient all day long, I just don't have it in me to give up my few moments of unscheduled time every day. I end up working out on the days I don't have much work, which have been few and far between in the last 18 months, and on the weekend.