Ray Lewis argues that real competition is only against yourself. He pushes daily discipline like 100 push-ups and relentless work, saying most people lack the grit to outwork their circumstances. Without tapping into your inner leader, you'll spend life regretting what you didn't do.
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Ain't nobody outworking me because I don't compete against nobody else. I only compete against myself. How many in here could do 100 push-ups straight every day? We got to change that. How many here play some type of sport, right? 99% of you. How many academies across the world do you think kids are doing the exact same thing? So the question is, what will you do with time? Because somebody who's broken don't have what you have. They grinding every day. That's the only thing made me different that I didn't have it. So I wanted to chase it and I continue to chase it. There's a leader. Inside of each one of you. But if you never tap into it, you'll live a life based off ifs. If I would have did this, if I would have worked out right, if I would have ate right. All of the ifs.