Both paths are hard, but only one leads to a fulfilling purpose. Choose the easy road for despair and desperation, or the hard road for a life of meaning.

Everything worth having is earned through sweat, blood, discomfort, and turmoil. If not, was it ever truly worth it? Nothing worth having is given. The prize isn't just the end result—it's the journey. Revel in it.

How sad it would be to go through life afraid, weak, and at the mercy of external factors. How can we prevent this and become stronger? By cultivating meaningful, purpose-driven discipline. Forge your mind and body to be ready for whatever life throws at you. #Growth #Resilience

If you haven’t yet, listen to Tom Brady HOF speech from last night. “Life is hard… prepare for it.”

The easy choice makes life hard. Making the hard choice makes life easy. Life is a reflection of every decision you make. What would the best version of you do? Choose your hard wisely.

If you're seeking instant gratification, baseball isn't the sport for you. Despite putting in time, effort, and energy, you might still go 0-5. Winning isn't about justice; it's about resilience. Are you willing to do whatever it takes for even a sliver of a chance? Winners are.

Endure the pain, and you'll go further. Embrace the suffering in obscurity that accompanies the quest for greatness. It's not for the faint-hearted, but you’re built for this. Those who can endure will procure.

Focusing on the past and your worst moments hinders growth. Setbacks can either build you up or break you down. Remember, the windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror. Learn from what's behind, but keep your eyes forward. No regrets.

To surpass others and your former self, do what others won't and what you once wouldn’t. Growth is painful, which is why many speak of success but few achieve it. Winners win and losers lose.

The world is a fool’s paradise, camouflaged and filled with traps, preying on those who stray from strong morals, virtues, and values. Stay steadfast in what you know to be right and just. With these principles, you can stand firm and ready. Hammer down and be on guard.

Showing up gets you ahead of 50% of the competition. Showing up with intent and focused work takes you past another 40%. The last 10%? That’s where the real dawgs finish the job. Do. Your. Job.

Self-discipline is about doing what needs to be done, even when you don’t feel like it. It’s about silencing excuses and pushing past emotions. Do the work, and you’ll be ahead of 99% of the competition. Just do the work.

Unchosen suffering is an inevitable part of life. The only way to prepare for it is by choosing daily suffering. Choosing to do hard things daily callouses the mind/body for when unchosen hard things arise. You may not have chosen the fight, but you better be ready to finish it