Wesley Huff

Well, and stress is good, right? Stress creates perseverance and creates patterns that allow you to succeed.

Well, and stress is good, right? Stress creates perseverance and creates patterns that allow you to succeed.

I mean, this is like Athletics 101, right?

I mean, this is like Athletics 101, right?

I mean, this is like Athletics 101, right?

You got to push yourself. And I think actually part of that also led in, like, I'm a big believer in athletic discipline. Needs to go hand in hand. I mean, I know you are too. It needs to go hand in hand with any other type of like, whether it's an intellectual endeavor or like, because it trains you to be able to go into places that are uncomfortable. Yes.

You got to push yourself. And I think actually part of that also led in, like, I'm a big believer in athletic discipline. Needs to go hand in hand. I mean, I know you are too. It needs to go hand in hand with any other type of like, whether it's an intellectual endeavor or like, because it trains you to be able to go into places that are uncomfortable. Yes.

You got to push yourself. And I think actually part of that also led in, like, I'm a big believer in athletic discipline. Needs to go hand in hand. I mean, I know you are too. It needs to go hand in hand with any other type of like, whether it's an intellectual endeavor or like, because it trains you to be able to go into places that are uncomfortable. Yes.

And that uncomfortability allows you to then become stronger, you know, realize where your inadequacies are. And especially when you're with people who are better than you. I mean, when I was running at York university, um, there were two guys on our team who – because I was okay individually, but I ran for the relay team. I was a sprinter.

And that uncomfortability allows you to then become stronger, you know, realize where your inadequacies are. And especially when you're with people who are better than you. I mean, when I was running at York university, um, there were two guys on our team who – because I was okay individually, but I ran for the relay team. I was a sprinter.

And that uncomfortability allows you to then become stronger, you know, realize where your inadequacies are. And especially when you're with people who are better than you. I mean, when I was running at York university, um, there were two guys on our team who – because I was okay individually, but I ran for the relay team. I was a sprinter.

And one of the guys was part of the – they medaled – when Canada medaled at Worlds, he was part of that relay team. And then my other training partner, Busy, who – he ended up competing in Tokyo for Canada. And when you're beside someone who is like –

And one of the guys was part of the – they medaled – when Canada medaled at Worlds, he was part of that relay team. And then my other training partner, Busy, who – he ended up competing in Tokyo for Canada. And when you're beside someone who is like –

And one of the guys was part of the – they medaled – when Canada medaled at Worlds, he was part of that relay team. And then my other training partner, Busy, who – he ended up competing in Tokyo for Canada. And when you're beside someone who is like –

just a genetic freak you're like oh okay like that's different yeah right and and it both pushes you but it also reveals your limitations where that doesn't inhibit you like you shouldn't that shouldn't discourage you to go up to that line of being able to push yourself but at the exact same time it it creates a realism that like i'm never gonna i can train

just a genetic freak you're like oh okay like that's different yeah right and and it both pushes you but it also reveals your limitations where that doesn't inhibit you like you shouldn't that shouldn't discourage you to go up to that line of being able to push yourself but at the exact same time it it creates a realism that like i'm never gonna i can train

just a genetic freak you're like oh okay like that's different yeah right and and it both pushes you but it also reveals your limitations where that doesn't inhibit you like you shouldn't that shouldn't discourage you to go up to that line of being able to push yourself but at the exact same time it it creates a realism that like i'm never gonna i can train

As much as I want to, I'm not going to run like that. Right. And so, yeah. But but going back to what you're asking, like, I think there was part of that in wanting to go into the police force. But then realizing like around my third year of university. That my passions and motivations were very, very different and that I didn't know how to.

As much as I want to, I'm not going to run like that. Right. And so, yeah. But but going back to what you're asking, like, I think there was part of that in wanting to go into the police force. But then realizing like around my third year of university. That my passions and motivations were very, very different and that I didn't know how to.

As much as I want to, I'm not going to run like that. Right. And so, yeah. But but going back to what you're asking, like, I think there was part of that in wanting to go into the police force. But then realizing like around my third year of university. That my passions and motivations were very, very different and that I didn't know how to.