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M18 5’9 ~158lbs

~10-15%bf

Hey everyone! I’ve been working out for about 2.5 years and I’m happy with my physique, but I feel like my proportions need work and I really just wanna look aesthetic, I’ve seen people at my height that look huge and weigh less than me. I feel like my lower chest and side delts are a little lacking, and my waist is a little big. I wanna just overall look more aesthetic and would appreciate any advice given.

Attached is two photos of me and one of a desired physique

Thanks!

u/BR_Cuber — 1 day ago
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How do I look better

18yo 5’9 ~158lbs ~10-15%bf

Hey everyone! I’ve been working out for about 2.5 years and I’m happy with my physique, but I feel like my proportions need work and I really just wanna look big, I’ve seen people at my height that look huge and weigh less than me. I feel like my lower chest and side delts are a little lacking, and my waist is a little big. I wanna just overall look more aesthetic and would appreciate any advice given.

Thanks!

u/BR_Cuber — 1 day ago
▲ 10 r/business

Is a business bachelors degree worth it?

Hey all. I’m a first year college student and I’m thinking about transferring to university (uvic, ubc, uoft) in my second year of post secondary.

For anyone who has studied or is studying business in uni for a bachelors degree, is it worth it? Im interested in getting a proper education rather than a piece of paper and I feel like there are many downsides like cost and time commitment.

How far do you think a bachelors will actually take someone? Will it open up doors for me that wouldn’t have been available otherwise, Or do you think experience matters more?

I’m especially interested in anyone who went into entrepreneurship but would love to get anyone’s opinions, graduated or not.

Thanks!

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u/BR_Cuber — 29 days ago
▲ 2 r/UofT

Is a business bachelors degree worth it? Advice needed

Hey all. I’m a first year college student and I’m thinking about transferring to university (uvic, ubc, uoft) in my second year of post secondary.

For anyone who has studied or is studying business in uni for a bachelors degree, is it worth it? Im interested in getting a proper education rather than a piece of paper and I feel like there are many downsides like cost and time commitment.

How far do you think a bachelors will actually take someone? Will it open up doors for me that wouldn’t have been available otherwise, Or do you think experience matters more?

I’m especially interested in anyone who went into entrepreneurship but would love to get anyone’s opinions, graduated or not.

Thanks!

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u/BR_Cuber — 29 days ago
▲ 4 r/uvic

Is a business bachelors degree worth it?

Hey all. I’m a first year college student and I’m thinking about transferring to university (uvic, ubc, uoft) in my second year of post secondary.

For anyone who has studied or is studying business in uni for a bachelors degree, is it worth it? Im interested in getting a proper education rather than a piece of paper and I feel like there are many downsides like cost and time commitment.

How far do you think a bachelors will actually take someone? Will it open up doors for me that wouldn’t have been available otherwise, Or do you think experience matters more?

I’m especially interested in anyone who went into entrepreneurship but would love to get anyone’s opinions, graduated or not.

Thanks!

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u/BR_Cuber — 29 days ago
▲ 40 r/VintageTees

Signature help?

*I know abt independent brand I just have no idea what these signatures are and am just curious if anyone recognizes them

u/BR_Cuber — 2 months ago