David Goggins

Everything in my life, when something got hard, I quit.

I had to work harder than you.

So I quit.

Like, man, if I could just go that distance, that extra mile, to just go, just to finish.

I want to finish.

I want to feel victory.

And victory for me wasn't winning.

It was just finishing.

So I said, you know what?

If I could feel like these guys feel, it would change my life.

And literally, I started feeling victory just by putting myself in the battle.

I started realizing, man, just by going to war with myself every day and putting these challenges and these goals and these obstacles, these insurmountable obstacles, now we can move from there.

If you look at it as, man, I'm broken and I'm still here and I'm fighting and I'm going to find a way to get through this because I have no other place to go.

It gives you a lot of power.

And no one really finds themselves without going through trials, tribulations, suffering, accountability.

And accountability is suffering.

Being accountable every day for doing right, for yourself, for the people next to you, it's miserable.

The more I did, the more I gained confidence.

And then the more I gained confidence, the more I realized, fuck these Navy SEALs, man.

These guys can't do what I'm doing right now.