A personal account of recovering from an Achilles rupture, with reflection on the self-doubt and challenges that came with it. The speaker encourages viewers to trust the process and keep pushing through their own struggles.
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Excuse my heavy breathing, but I just ran for the first time in six months. I'm gonna start crying. It's been a long road, man. So, like, if you're going through anything. No, you're not alone, man. I've had some dark times the past six months with my Achilles rupture. And like today your boy's running. Now, run is a one minute jog, but you got no idea what that means to me and how many times I've had dark moments of like, am I gonna be able to run again? Am I gonna be able to like, run with my son? So I ran today, baby. So just know that, like, stick with what your process is. Believe in yourself, to continue to believe in yourself. I know that if you just put literally one foot in front of the other, you can get where you're going. So no matter where you are in your business, you got some personal things you're going through. I try to share as much as I can with you guys, but, you know, I try to leave some of those dark moments that I have by myself. And it's a small victory. And I can tell you, since there's no such thing as ever not smell of any small victory, so I'm literally walking, celebrating it with you. I've had so many well wishes over the past six months of my Achilles rupturing. So this is the major step to a recovery. They say full recoveries in 6 where I can return to sports, but, man, month number six from the original surgery, I'm up kind of jogging. And so I just want to let you know that you're amazing. Got to trust the process, man. He's got a. I mean, there's days where like, I felt like I made zero progress. There were weeks where I'm like, it's something wrong with me because I had literally zero progress. And so it's not that, you know, I don't get down. It's not that I don't have those moments of self doubt. It's not that the moment. I don't question everything, but I stayed the course. And like I said, I'm halfway through the one year recovery, but I'm celebrating this win, like the biggest win next to marrying my wife and having a baby boy. Like, this is up there with my life moments and celebrate everything. And I just, I'm just crying by myself on my porch, man. It's been, it's been a journey. And so, you know, I mean, I just wanted to jump on if you're going through something similar, whatever your journey is right now, man. Just know that you're not alone. Everybody goes through their dark moments and just got to keep pushing. You got to keep pushing and trust it and just know that there is an end. And when the light comes, you got to be acceptance of the light. You got to be acceptance, accepting of the finish and the good that comes. And I know for, like, 10 minutes, I just been crying like, oh, my gosh. I ran. I don't know. I felt like I needed to share that with you so, you know you're not alone. And if you ever need anything, man, just DM me, please. Let's go.
