I see no reason that I would want to be posting personal physique photos as I'm a rather private person by nature. I don't think I'm much different from the typical poster here in that they aren't satisfied with their physiques and are looking to make improvements, and I'm a former fat guy that's a little bashful in nature. My bank account is ultimately none of your business so I don't know why you'd even suggest that. Should I also post my social insurance number, address, drivers license and passport photos while I'm at it?
I'm very satisfied with what I've accomplished in the last year and a bit and a lot of this is due to improvement of my training routine. I'll readily admit I've been like the poster child for the guy that's been spinning his wheels for years due to a variety of factors including excessive partying in my younger years, a variety of injuries and health issues that prevented me from training effectively, and what was likely largely ineffective training with respects to hypertrophy as I was likely just building endurance by not pushing close enough to failure. I have also been rebuilding my home gym in the last few years with my most recent purchase being an Ironax lever machine that will allow me to safely push to failure
I tended to take 2 steps forward and 2 steps backwards for most of my training career and as I was nearing 50 I made a concerted effort to try to understand why I was largely stuck progress wise. I think a key factor was the higher rep range training that I had settled into as this was likely making it harder to gauge proper proximity to failure in my workouts. It's entirely possible I was leaving 4 or 5 or even more reps in the tank in my sets as I was largely working in the 15 rep range most of the time and that's been shown to make it far more difficult to gauge proximity to failure with any accuracy. I've been tweaking my routine over time trying different splits and rep ranges and slowly settling into more of an 8-12 rep range on my primary lifts on exercises I can tolerate the heavier relative loads. I do have a lot of old lifting injuries to work around so that limits the rep ranges I can utilize on certain exercises. I had also been treating legs as a bit of an afterthought as I developed impingement syndrome in both of my hips and completely dropped all hip dominant exercises. I've been finding that I can tolerate RDL's and lever machine squats with minimal discomfort if I don't overdo these exercises so I do expect I can start regrowing my legs to a far more effective degree