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IlmariProfile picture@iimppaĀ·May 10

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IlmariProfile picture@iimppaĀ·May 6
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Welcome to The Knowledge Store šŸŽ‰

Hey — glad you're here.


Here's how to get the most out of your purchase:


šŸ“š Guides & Updates — This is where all new guides drop. Check back regularly — I'm always adding new content.


šŸ’¬ Community Chat — Got questions? Want to share your wins? That's what the chat is for. Don't be shy.


šŸ”„ Quick win to start: Read the money-saving guide first. Most people save their first €50 within a week just by applying the basics.


If you have any requests for future guides, drop them in the chat. I build what you need.


Let's get it.

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IlmariProfile picture@iimppaĀ·May 6
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IlmariProfile picture@iimppaĀ·Apr 28

šŸ‹ļø "I Don't Have Time for the Gym" — Here's Why That's a Lie

You've said it. I've said it. We've all said it.


"I just don't have time to work out."


But here's the truth: you have the same 168 hours per week as everyone else. A solid gym session takes 45-60 minutes. That's less than 0.5% of your week.


The problem isn't time. It's structure.


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The real reason you skip the gym


Most people fail because they treat the gym like something they'll "fit in" when they have free time. Spoiler: you never have free time. It gets eaten by scrolling, Netflix, or "just one more episode."


The fix? You schedule it like a meeting you can't cancel.


Here's a quick look at what a realistic training split looks like:


Days/Week

Split

Who It's For

3 days

Full Body

Beginners or busy schedules

4 days

Upper/Lower

Intermediate, balanced life

5 days

Push/Pull/Legs

Serious about gains


Most people think they need 5-6 days. You don't. 3 days done consistently beats 6 days done for 2 weeks then quitting.


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The meal plan problem


The other killer? Food.


You crush a workout, then come home and eat garbage because you didn't plan ahead. Sound familiar?


Here's what a proper day of eating looks like when you're training:


Breakfast: Greek yogurt + oats + banana + honey → ~35g protein

Lunch: Chicken breast + rice + roasted vegetables → ~45g protein


And then... dinner, snacks, 3 cheat protein treats that taste like dessert but actually fuel your gains (protein pancakes, cookie dough bites, fudgy brownies — yes, really).


But I'm not going to give you the full recipes here šŸ˜


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Want the full playbook?


Inside the šŸ‹ļø Fitness & Health guides, I break down:


āœ… Exactly how to time-block your week so the gym becomes non-negotiable

āœ… The best training windows based on YOUR schedule (not some influencer's)

āœ… A complete 2-week meal plan with every meal, every macro, every day

āœ… 3 protein treat recipes that don't taste like cardboard

āœ… A full grocery list so you just shop and go


No fluff. No "just be disciplined bro." Actual systems that work.


The full guides are waiting inside — grab them and stop guessing. šŸ’Ŗ

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IlmariProfile picture@iimppaĀ·Apr 27

The 50/30/20 Rule Is Broken — Here's What Actually Works for Gen Z

Every finance guru tells you the same thing: 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings.


Cool in theory. Useless when rent takes 60% of your paycheck and you're eating instant noodles on day 22.


Here's what I've learned actually works when you're 18-25 and don't have a six-figure salary:


1. Track for 7 days before changing anything. Most people have no idea where their money goes. Don't budget blind — screenshot every transaction for a week. The patterns will shock you.


2. Kill subscriptions you forgot existed. The average young adult pays for 4-6 subscriptions they barely use. That's €30-80/month back in your pocket overnight.


3. Use the "24-hour rule" for anything over €20. Want it? Cool. Wait 24 hours. If you still want it tomorrow, buy it. You'll skip about 70% of impulse purchases this way.


4. Automate savings on payday, not at the end of the month. If you wait to save "what's left," there's never anything left. Move €50-200 to savings the second you get paid.


These four things alone can save you €200-500/month without feeling like you're suffering.


I've put together a full collection of practical guides covering budgeting, saving, side income, and more — all written for people who are actually starting from scratch.


No fluff. No "just make more money" advice. Just stuff that works.