Robert Ta asks if you'd be proud of how you lived today if you died tomorrow. He argues that discipline and hard work align you with your best self, and that regret comes from not showing up for what matters.
Think about if I died tomorrow, Would I be proud of how I live today? Think about if you want kids someday like I do, what kind of stories you want to tell them about yourself. Think about getting to the end of your life. Do you want to live with regret and the ghosts of all the what ifs and the what could I have done better? Or do you want to live in peace and alignment, that you've always act in accordance with your best self and you always tried your best to get up no matter what life throws at you? I'll tell you what my answer is. I'm a fucking fighter. And I think you are too. You just gotta find it deep in yourself. Takes hard work. Once you do the hard work, life is easier. You feel content, you feel happy. You live in alignment with your best self and goddamn, there's no better feeling. And nothing in the world could earn that for you other than your own hard work and effort. So get after it.
