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Jason Calacanis Living A Hearty Life

February 21, 2007 by Lei  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

Web entrepreneur and former AOL VP Jason Calacanis is on a mission and it has nothing to do with making money off the Internet. He’s started a fatblogging movement to lose weight. His letter to Scott Heiferman yesterday was both sad and thought-provoking:

If you can’t support your friend in getting fit then you can go ahead and unsubscribe–I can live with that. Just because you’re lucky enough to have the figure of Kate Moss (i.e. 130 pounds when you’re soaking wet) doesn’t mean you can ignore that fact that I’m having a crisis right now (i.e. I’m 36, overweight, and depressed about it).

jason calacanisAwwww. The truth is, all of us could be doing something to improve our health even if you’re stick skinny. Jason is actively finding ways to lose weight and get healthy but understands that changing your lifestyle can be a lonely business. I find it very impressive that he’s harnessing his influence to help others get fit. What have you done today to live a heartier life and what have you done to help others do the same?

FYI, the American Heart Association has a movement of their own called Start! that’s calling on everyone to start walking, start eating right, and start living a healthy lifestyle.

One hour of walking = Two more hours of life!

I’ll try not to think about what would equal two LESS hours of life. I suspect brownies don’t help much. ;)

Update: b5media CEO Jeremy Wright has also written about his goal to lose weight and be healthier!

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