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I saw this quote first on @chadhowse’s page, and it just resonates so well with me. As operating in the world becomes more simple and less strenuous, I believe it’s important to face difficult pursuits voluntarily and excitedly very often. The less we need our minds and our bodies to execute tasks, the further removed we become from our primal human existence. I know I’m at my happiest when my life is challenging, strenuous both physically and mentally, and when I’m helping people become the best versions of themselves. Every day that goes by, comfort and softness become more simple to attain. Be tough. Be callused. Be someone you’d want to go watch a movie or documentary about. We won’t get there unless we live and breath victorious effort each and every day.

It’s in our biology to seek the path of least resistance, which actually has allowed us to survive and evolve to this point. There’s a catch though. The catch is that this attraction to comfort and shortcuts weakens our mind, body, and our resolve. In a world where literally everything is easier, our happiness and health are at an all time low. David Goggins (@davidgoggins) new book, “Can’t Hurt Me,” is about taking the path of MOST resistance. On purpose. It’s by uncomfortable efforts and volunteering to do everything that we inherently don’t want to do that we become successful in this world. As David likes to say, take the shovel, not the 4 lane highway. Get after it.

I think it’s important to adopt an athlete’s mindset to perform and operate at the highest level in life. I’m not saying the because I was and am an athlete, instead because the highest level athletes are in tune with the most important aspects of health and life. Treating your body, your livelihood, and being in complete tune with yourself allows you to take effective action on the rest of your life. Being sloppy with your health is unlike a high level athlete, and thus undoubtedly will lead to poor all around performance in life. Set the bar higher in your life. Hold yourself to a higher standard. Be an athlete.

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