Being fit and healthy can have the most positive impact on your life, believes actor-entrepreneur Suniel Shetty. The 62-year-old has managed to evolve so beautifully in terms of fitness that people look up to him for inspiration to lead better lives. Ahead of International Men’s Day, which falls on November 19, Suniel Shetty revealed whether or not he has a ‘secret sauce for fitness!
“Unfortunately, there are none,” he wrote in a Linkedin post, which was accompanied by an inspiring video.
The actor gets asked about his fitness mantras a lot. He says fitness is a very simple concept which people have complicated with information overload.
“Once we figure out Why we need to stay fit, the how part becomes a lot easier,” asserts Suniel Shetty.
In the video, he narrates his journey with fitness and how it has had the most positive impact on both his personal and professional life.
“Being able to carry out all the responsibilities through the day without mental or physical strength. Living a life without any major ailments.” That’s what he says fitness means to him.
It further means a healthy state of mind – that feeling happiness and not exhaustion after a hard day’s work. Fitness gives him the luxury to feel fresh after a pressing day and blesses him with that mental space to be able to spend quality time with his family.
At his age, he says it is no longer about having abs or a great physical body. It’s about being in a great mental space.
Being healthy and having a structured life has allowed him to maximize the opportunities he got. “After working for hours without numbers, I’d still have the emotional and physical bandwidth to take up more work,” adds one of Bollywood’s fittest actor, who started his career in 1992.
“When I was younger, fitness was about having strength, making abs, and looking a certain way and being tough, and it did work for me. It did help pivot my acting career as I got so many roles after my first movie because of the way I look,” he shares.
But now, for him, fitness is more about preserving and saving himself to live a longer and healthier life. it is more about feeling good and delivering more in those 6-8 hours.
Fitness, he says, is non-negotiable. It is also about taking care of each other’s well-being.
“We owe fitness to ourselves. We owe it to our family since we all stood out for each other during the hard times of Covid-19,” says Shetty.
As per Shetty, when we are fit, we perceive things differently.He urges all men and women alike to be that flicker of light that people these days need to be in that mental or physical space.
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