We always like to say "it's not a sprint, it's a marathon". Too many people in this business, or any business in general, are in too much of a rush. They try to compare instead of compete. They try to let time hold back their goals.
When you're running long distances, there's always a point when you contemplate stopping. You might be tried. You might be sore. You might just not feel like going on. The people that can overcome this point are the ones that can be successful. Just like you need to train your mind with running, you need to train your focus with life.
A couple things to keep in mind is
1) the only thing stopping you is you!
2) obstacles are mental, which means they're not real.
3) control your focus and you control your future.
4) when you slow down, everyone else speeds up!
If you don't succeed in your goals, I believe you are responsible for that. There's always a plan b and there's always a way to turn an uncontrollable into an controllable. It's all about how you see things. If P Diddy can finish a marathon, we all can! No offense to P Diddy.
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