Joe Rogan

That's a giant factor, though.

Being comfortable with being uncomfortable is a huge asset.

Yeah.

It is.

With everything in life.

Not only that, it's a combat sport that's acceptable in high school.

Like, it's a combat sport that you take in junior high school, you take in high school.

And kids learn, like, there's guys out there that are different.

They're working harder than you.

They're more aggressive than you.

They want it more than you.

They put in more time than you.

And that's a lesson that's very valuable because kids get delusional about what their abilities are, how special they are, who they are.

When you get fucking flatlined by some dude who just fucking picks you up and slams you on your back and pins you and you're like, and he can do it anytime he wants.

And this is the reality of training with this guy over and over and over again.

You're like, oh, great.

He lateral drops you in front of the whole class.

Oh, great.

Like this is this is reality.

Now, you're either going to get better or this is going to keep happening to you over and over and over again.