Exercise = Money. Here's why.

Exercising has been proven to lead to a happier and healthier lifestyle, but now it is no shown to have correlation with financial success as well. There are a few different reasons for this including how professional sport playing leads to a stable income, competitiveness is related to ambitious goals, and that people who exercise regularly enjoy control, which correlates to other areas of your life including finances.

I’ve been playing sports since I was 5-years old and remained active throughout my college years as well through workout classes and running half marathons. I have been competitive my entire life and am completely organized and goal-oriented in all facets. I can see how these characteristics carry over from relationships, to sports, and even to finances. Although I am not currently fully living in the "adult world", I am still, if not more, budget oriented at college.

What I think this article forgot to mention, is that exercising is known to bring positivity and health benefits to a person’s life. If someone is happy and healthy, then they are more likely to be focused and driven to succeed, rather than down-in-the-dumps and upset with their life. However, this article does a strong job at showing how fitness benefits goes beyond just improving someone’s physical state.