Mark Evans DM contrasts real suffering with everyday complaints, telling the story of an eight-year-old boy facing genuine hardship. He pushes you to drop excuses, know where you are and where you want to go, write a plan, and execute it.
I can promise you this. The little 8 year old boy I just shared with you, his grandmother. The eight year old boy, the father, the mother would do anything, anything to have the opportunity to have this little boy around for many, many years later. And we're complaining about. It's hard. We're complaining about. You don't understand. We're complaining about. I'm just trying to learn this. I don't know where to start. Whatever bullshit excuse you're using, cut it out, get down to business, get out the pen and paper and start building out the plan. Where are you at? Where do you want to go? What season am I in? How am I editing, auditing, growing, pushing, striving for more. Make, execute the plan. Most importantly, enjoy the journey.
