Things are
changing all the time. People evolve. Companies evolve. Markets
shift. It is inevitable that things just change. How adaptable you can
become will certainly be beneficial to you, but only as long as you can stay
close to your mission(s) in life. In other words it is how high you bounce
rather than how hard you fall.
Call it bounce-ability...
My mission at RHF is to change the
game of fitness. We want to get people thinking differently about fitness.
Intensity beats extensity. Period. Bursts of energy followed by short
moments in self-reflection (rest) LOL. Do it again and again until you master
it (look up the word palinoia-no nothing to do with Sarah Palin). Then pay it
forward.
Changing the game is never easy. It
is a bold view (and process) to go against the grain, to get people to see
things in a different light while asking them to trust the process at the same
time. Seemingly contradictory huh? This 2 step process requires the rare combo
of foresight, and grit, or brains and brawn. Do you have this skill combo in
your personal life? In business?
There are really 2 types of people
"changing the game:" people busting ass doing it by themselves with
minimal banter from the sidelines and people who are already in charge with the
tools/resources and confidence to make it happen.
I can tell you this: fitness is one
of those tools to help you get the most out of life. Use it correctly
and you can make serious improvements in overall quality (being well) and in
balancing your life (even cheat death for awhile LOL).
Do you have the tools? Are you on
your way?
Are you a game changer?
Which one are you?
"Luctor et emergo"
Latin for "I struggle and
emerge"
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