Atom Smasher
Master Don Juan
Hey, at least give me credit for thinking outside the box.
For many years I have thought of how I would have benefitted from joining the military. My problem was always that I was far too self-willed, and eventually I would have squared off with my drill sergeant and not cared about the consequences. I'm not proud of that but it is a realistic evaluation of my overly independent personality.
During the past few years I have wished for and imagined having my own personal drill sergeant. He would have a key to my house, come in and wake me up, yell at me a little (but with some motivation thrown in there), oversee my workout, shove my lazy ass into the bathroom, wait till I shower, shave, etc., see that I eat breakfast and demand from me 3 tasks that I am going to complete that day. He then moves on to another house to do the same drill with someone else.
During the day I am under intense pressure to accomplish my missions, because at 16:00 Sarge enters my house again and demands a thorough accounting of how I spent my day.
I thought that this would make a great business for an enterprising man, and an opportunity to help young (and even older) men to receive some of the benefits of being in the military (discipline, strength, good life habits) while still maintaining a civilian life.
What do you guys think of this idea?
For many years I have thought of how I would have benefitted from joining the military. My problem was always that I was far too self-willed, and eventually I would have squared off with my drill sergeant and not cared about the consequences. I'm not proud of that but it is a realistic evaluation of my overly independent personality.
During the past few years I have wished for and imagined having my own personal drill sergeant. He would have a key to my house, come in and wake me up, yell at me a little (but with some motivation thrown in there), oversee my workout, shove my lazy ass into the bathroom, wait till I shower, shave, etc., see that I eat breakfast and demand from me 3 tasks that I am going to complete that day. He then moves on to another house to do the same drill with someone else.
During the day I am under intense pressure to accomplish my missions, because at 16:00 Sarge enters my house again and demands a thorough accounting of how I spent my day.
I thought that this would make a great business for an enterprising man, and an opportunity to help young (and even older) men to receive some of the benefits of being in the military (discipline, strength, good life habits) while still maintaining a civilian life.
What do you guys think of this idea?