Working on Life
We are all working on life. Moving forward to get better.
What is it that inspires you?
Trying not to use too much strength – work on technique.
Going with the flow of the game and not resisting as much – taking what it gives you.
What is one thing you will do today to progress your game?
Fighters speak on Jiu-Jitsu and Life
Find out how a Navy SEAL overcomes Negative to Succeed in Life.
Never waste a gift you have been given.
Press onward with all of your passion and soul.
Eliminate the unnecessary and take in what is needed.
The Universe is playing a game and life is a part of that game.
SGPT Homework:
Go out into the world and search for what your good at. Find that thing and cultivate it like a seed. Water it and protect it and shine bright light to make it grow.
About the Author:
Brad McLeod knows first hand about mental toughness after being kicked out of a top tier Spec Ops training unit. He failed out of BUD/S the first time after failing a math test (made it through Hell Week and Dive Pool Comp). He came back a year later and graduated and served as an operator on the Navy SEAL Teams.
Today he is one of the most sought after mental conditioning coaches in the world having recently returned from Ireland, Southern California, Pennsylvania and parts unknown in north Florida. SEALgrinderPT audios and Ebooks have been downloaded in 20 different countries around the globe. Contact Brad brad@sealgrinderpt.com
Check out SEALgrinderPT Coaching to help you step up and take hold of your dreams and realize your goals.
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February 10, 2014 @ 9:51 am
Brad I love that part of the article where you say “Never waste a gift you have been given.” That is crucial for people to know as that many never take advantage of this.
The pursuit of working hard, working smart, and being the best you can be at whatever it is that you do in life is the greatest gift you can give to yourself, and to mankind. Thanks for the post!