Andy Stumpf

But of course, respecting the limit of overtraining, get rid of that thought.

Whether people want to hear this or not, this is a true statement.

And this one actually really sucks.

Nobody can make you quit.

And I have heard, I have watched, I want to say thousands, but it's probably safer to say hundreds.

I've seen hundreds of people physically been there when hundreds of people

have surrendered the goal that they would tell you they've had for their entire life, that nobody would ever be able to change their mind about, that they would give every penny of the money that they have and every ounce of their net worth to be able to achieve.

And they give it up.

Helmet goes down on the ground.

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

Actually, the bell usually goes first.

It's a symphony.

And right after that, they start saying things like, instructor so-and-so made me quit.

I couldn't be fill in the blank for that long.

This happened, so I had to do that.

And that's all an excuse.

There is no instructor in the world that can make you quit unless you were to physically take your hand and put it on the rope on the bell and shake your hand, which by the way, probably wouldn't even administratively fly.

So that's out of the question.

Yeah.

Yeah.