Charles Cormier reflects on choosing the harder path over easy comfort. He describes enduring excruciating physical pain, feeling lost, and pushing through for another kilometer or two as an example of real perseverance.
Even if it gets hard, you know, there's always other solutions and always take the, the long term path before the, the short term path. In that case, I mean, it's pretty obvious that my monkey brain would take the boat, right? The pain was excruciating. I wasn't going the right direction. I didn't know where the I was actually was. I did I straight up for, for like one or two kilometers. Felt so. Felt like it didn't give a.
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