Dylan Gemelli

And it's because there's a lack of work ethic and a lack of discipline and consistency.

And some of that's fear.

I've been there.

I've been scared to do things and try things.

Trust somebody that's had an eating disorder most of their life, how scary trying to make a change is.

How terrifying it is living in a dark hole of fear.

And it's crazy because I've been able to always run that extra mile, always be the one that was the last one to leave the gym or the one that's always willing to go in that extra day or when I'm not feeling well.

I've always been that person that never misses a day.

But then there's always something that we have.

There's always a fear, a demon or something.

You have to tackle it head on and you have to ask yourself, what am I doing wrong here and how can I fix it?

And so much of it just comes down to our mental way of handling and looking at things, how we handle stress, how we handle challenges, how we handle fear.

What are we actually scared of?

I've asked myself that several times.

And when you can't answer the question and you don't know, then what does that tell you?

There's nothing to be scared of.

And there's not.

There's nothing that God puts in front of us that we cannot handle or do.

But if you don't ever overcome anything, how do you know if you've even accomplished anything?

If you don't ever get challenged, if you don't ever fail, how do you really know how to be successful?