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KILL THE DEADWEIGHT!
Sherwin Chua
Thursday, 19th July 2012 @ 17:49:41 PM

One of the worst things that can happen to any company is the accumulation of deadweight – unmotivated workers who have lived past their use-by date, but who still hang on to their jobs because they happen to find it convenient to get paid for doing virtually nothing.

Sounds all too familiar? Well, let those leeches fester and they’ll eventually kill any company faster than you can say “performance bonus”.
 

Now, the thing is, the excess fat that’s in your body is a lot like the deadweight at your office. Let it fester and you’ll probably be dead faster than you can say “visceral fat”.
 

Okay, I exaggerate. But the good news is, like efficient human resource managers, Men’s Health will not let that happen to you. For our August 2012 issue that has just hit the newsstands, we’ve come up with a strategy for you to “know your enemy” and “strike like lightning” (wise words from Sun Tzu).
 

Here’s our game plan: For motivation, we present Fay Hokulani. If a babe of her caliber doesn’t get your furnace stoked, we don’t know what will. Plus, if adventurous, sporty women (like her) are up your alley, she share secrets on how to impress them.

For the offensive strategy, we’ll adopt a three-prong attack on fat: (1) the best superfoods – from strawberries to mussels – that’ll keep the unwanted adipose off you; (2) how to beat the hidden fat saboteurs in your body; and (3) four new workouts to hit Singapore will torch your fat like never before.

It’s time to wage war on deadweight!


 

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