Are You Capable of 20X More?

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Good question? The reality is that most people think they are maxed out and pushed to the limit.

I say most people – because if your reading this article – then YOU are not “most people”.

You have decided to step up and find something more in life – push yourself – as you know deep down you have more inside.

At 19 I embarked on a journey – not knowing that I would have all of my earlier ideas about myself stripped bare and exposed – as I went into the Navy and failed out of BUDS.

Yeah; it was uncomfortable.

But in that moment of temporary failure – I truly saw that I was capable of much much more.

I set out on a journey for that next year. I read books like mad and did vicious P-90X style workouts in the dungeon basement of the ship.

Are you in that same boat? Maybe had a temporary failure and looking for the right path?

Or you really haven’t been challenged – and know deep down you have so much more to prove to yourself.

Its hard… when you have those feelings inside. You can try to escape – catch a movie with friends. Drown yourself at the local bar or whatever.

But in the end your back where you started and you begin to think again – What if?

What if…. I could be something more.. than I am right now.

What if I push myself more and help more people? Be a better Dad or business person?

Wow.

Those are powerful words when you begin to ask yourself in that way.

You are no longer the “victim” – now you are the Empowerer.

What will you do today to step out of the shadows and face your fears — push yourself?

Check out todays blog post with a 20X Challenge graduate – HERE

Email me and let me know if your interested in 20x as I will personally train you if you decide to come forward to do the event in ATLanta.

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.