Imagine breathing out sweat and tears for the most part of your life to amass a whopping fortune of $450 million. At the age of 76, one with such a luxury can retire easily and comfortably enough. Yet, bodybuilding legend and Hollywood action-hero, Arnold Schwarzenegger, does not think that it is wise for him to do so. After a stellar career that still flourishes, the legend apparently does not have a moment to waste.

After giving his best at the gym and the movies, the FUBAR star is now en route to perfect the “fourth act” of his life.

Arnold Schwarzenegger lives by one of his father’s edicts to this date

One of the many taunts that young Schwarzenegger would receive from his father was to “Be useful!”. Now, decades later, the Austrian Oak still swears by it. In an interview with People regarding his new book, Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life, the star shared that he still finds a purpose in life despite his successes. From feeding his adorable pet family to making the world fit, he has no time to rest.

Essentially calling his 70s as the “fourth act” of his life, Schwarzenegger explained that despite being content he is “always hungry for more.” However, the “more” does not represent money or fame, but the humble thought of making the world a better place. Elaborating on how he has always followed it, the 7-time Mr. Olympia champion explained that, although happily asleep with his first title, his “other foot is already out of bed going for the second.”

An icon and a legend that comes off as a scarce rarity, generations must learn from the selfless man.

Despite his vast net worth, the Terminator star still has miles to go before he sleeps

A spacious Los Angeles mansion to his name, yet he chooses to dedicate it to his pets. A humble man, Arnold Schwarzenegger cares more about others than his own self. In what defined him as truly selfless, the actor had dedicated his 76th birthday with a wishlist for the prosperity of the planet instead of his own. From climate change to fitness, the hunk is making sure he kneads an effort to kick-start a revolution.

At the forefront of his reforms is fitness. Spreading a viral air of positivity, Schwarzenegger attracts followers to his Pump Club, as swarms of bees. The neat part about it is the venture being absolutely free. No subscriptions or lobbying are required, and a simple sign-up brings motivation and fitness routine to followers’ inboxes straight from the legend. Thus, this is what Schwarzenegger essentially meant by the “fourth act” of his life. 

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