This is what I train for
I don’t train for when life is easy. I train for when it all falls apart. For when nothing goes right. For when the pressure’s too much, the fatigue is real, and quitting whispers in my ear.
That’s when I rise. That’s when the hours, the reps, the sweat, and the discipline pay off. I’m not here to be comfortable — I’m here to be ready. Ready to carry my family through the storm. Ready to stay calm when others panic. Ready to endure what breaks most men.
This is my identity now. I train for resilience. I train for strength. I train for peace under fire. Because life doesn’t get easier — I get stronger.
“The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing.” (Book 7, Section 61)