Michael Shah may be a real estate developer worth $300 million, but he gets no respect in the basement of his luxurious Union Square apartment. As the 38-year-old CEO and principal of DelShah Capital grunts through a set of lat pulldowns, his trainer, Hamid Castro, points to a corner of the subterranean gym. “Pushups!” he commands. “Time is of the essence.” Castro is accustomed to powerful men listening to what he says — and why wouldn’t they? More personal transformer than trainer, he receives as much as $15,000 a month to turn Wall Street heavyweights into svelte chick magnets. He applied a crash-course live-in ... (full story)