Eddie Pinero

This came to mind as I was thinking about this.

Have you ever tried to open a beer bottle or a glass bottle of Coke and, you know, you use anything using a bottle opener, right?

And you're like, man, this is putting up a fight.

And someone laughs and tells you it's a twist off.

That's what rationalizing discomfort is.

It's like, well, I don't really have to, or maybe, you know, if I stop for a few minutes, or I don't even know if this is the right decision, and, you know, all the stories and nonsense you tell yourself, when in reality, it's like, if you want the thing, this is what it costs.

If you want what's inside the bottle, stop creating all these unnecessary mechanisms to open it and twist the damn thing off.

He said the same thing a few days later during a legs workout, doing some squats and lunges.

And again, right behind me, Eddie, you said you wanted change.

Here is the change.

Let's go.

What say you?

I think there's beautiful simplicity there.

Because if you don't want the change or the results, no problem.

Leave.

Go upstairs.

Put your feet up.

Have a coffee.

Enjoy.

But if you do, again, here is the price.