How do you keep going?
Why do you keep going?
When the world; says everything else is supposed to be opposite.
Pain is a repetition of the psyche.
Until you learn how to figure it out, until you learn how to tap it on the back and say "I know you there."
But I'm built to deal with you.
I don't want nobody to leave here today and not understand;
why we must find a way to push through pain.
To understand that is on the other side of that is glory.
Do not take the easy way out.
Do not give up based on instinct;
if you are forced to stand down to retreat
so that you can rebuild and re-attack.
So be it.
But make that decision based on logic.
Not on the instinct of surrender and defeat.
And, you need to train that instinct.
Your instinct. Train it to say: "Get up."
Go, fight on.
And if that is what you become; if that becomes your fundamental reaction to adversity .
If that becomes your gut instinct.
Then; you will overcome just about anything that stands in your path.
There's two sides of pain that I don't think a lot of people really understand.
Right? There's there's one side of pain. That's the suffering and the discomfort side of pain.
That's why everybody raised their hands when i first asked.
"Do you have everything you've ever been through pain?" Because that hurts; you remember what that felt like.
But then there's another side of pain.
That's called effort.
It's called glory.
It's called if you can find a way to push through pain. There's something breathing on the other side of it.
If you never tap into it; it's because the first time you felt that, you backed off.
First time you felt ah that burn, the first time you feel.
It's too much.
We rationalize with ourselves to where we automatically stop.
That is why bunch of guys give up so much in life so quickly.
That's why kids have a problem finishing things in today's time.
Because as soon as they feel a small bit of discomfort.
In things they like. They're gone. "I can't do it no more."
But suppose I told you the greatest pain of my life.
It's the reason I'm spending it.
Well sometimes; your greatest pain it ain't even about you.
It's about a greater purpose.
That if you can find a way to push through.
That if you could find a way to not make it about you.
Learn. Learn. To appreciate the occasional stones.
That come in your life.
Just learn to appreciate how small they are the occasional storms that come every day.
And then that's the ingredient of how you really deal with pain figuring that out. Stop crying.