Everything I have posted is hard truth. I only give out REAL INFORMATION to people who actually WANT it. I see some things on here that are great but then majority of the posts I have read here are making me think you guys have no idea what you're talking about. Let me elaborate on that a little bit, a lot of people have been focusing more on exercise to lose weight than they have nutrition. It should be the other way around.. it's that freaking simple.. Another thing, don't think just do! those results I got may not be all that impressive to you guys cause I was already skinny in my before pic but I wasn't always skinny. it only took me 4 1/2 weeks to gain 15lbs of muscle and shed 7% body fat to get my after results because I mainly focused on PROPER NUTRITION, exercise was just a bonus. I hope that helps a little.
Your idea of the truth, nothing more. You posted your picture as an answer to somebody's question in an arrogant, and uncalled for manner, you made a comment on an off-topic thread, and tried to necro the old 'Loads of small meals boost your metabolism' myth, which has been disproved a long time ago. And you threw out some rather random questions at people, and that's that.
I don't know which posts you have read, but the overwhelming majority of people here actually go by exactly what you claim they don't - nutrition is the key, exercise is an added bonus. So maybe you should do a little more reading, or pay more attention, I am not sure what's the problem there. The only person I've seen so far who doesn't seem to know what they are talking about is you.
'Don't think, just do'? That sounds like a half-arsed approach to me to be honest. If you don't properly think through what you're doing, you'll end up all over the place. It just sounds like a complete platitude with very little substance.
You claim to be a personal heath coach, but to be honest, your approach to things seems rather off for somebody who is in a position of giving advice to others. You seem more interested in showing off your personal achievements. Also, your claim to have helped people to lose weight quickly made you instantly lose all credibility that you might have been able to get otherwise. Everybody who is interested in health would not stress 'fast' weight loss. Any professional knows that sustainable weight loss is a slow, constant process, not a race. I don't know which professional qualifications you have to support your claim of being a 'personal health coach', but I doubt they are worth the paper they are printed on (if they are printed, that is).
In essence, you're not off to a good start here, and it's easy to see why. And nothing you have written so far, including your '4 1/2 weeks achievement' gives me any confidence that you really know what you're talking about. So please refrain from calling whatever you say 'the hard truth'. It's not.