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I have tried everything. Weight training, sprints, hiking in nature, pilates, yoga, etc. I have not found anything that I love. And because I don't love it, it doesn't stick.

Therefore, I have to constantly force myself to exercise. I don't like it, but I do it. And it becomes a repetitive off and on pattern (a few months in the gym, a few months off). But believe me, I'm trying...

How can I make it stick? Or how can I be one of those people who loves working out?

For example, usually asking someone out on a date has huge asymmetric upside. You might hit it off and end up being in a happy relationship. If not, you'd just be a little embarrassed and maybe awkward with the person afterward.

Investing in call options on AMD in 2014 or Tesla in 2019 also had huge asymmetric upside. It was clear that these stocks had massive risks, but while the upside was potentially huge, the downside was capped at -100%.

What other examples are there?

Also welcome examples of things with asymmetric downside like texting while driving.

Some companies have simple products with no explicit pricing. When I call them, there is no custom or bespoke aspects of the pricing and they simply quote me a price. Why didn't they just put it on their website?