What Does It Mean to Be Great?
It’s taken me almost a year to get to the level of mental clarity I have today.
And I don’t think I’ve ever been this excited about my future.
The past year has probably been one of the hardest years of my life.
Mentally, physically, everything.
There were days I genuinely didn’t know how I was going to get myself out of the situation I was in.
And the crazy thing is…
From the outside, you probably wouldn’t have even known.
But I knew.
I knew how badly I was struggling.
I knew how far away I was from the person I wanted to be.
But one thing I never did was give up on myself.
Even on the days I felt like shit.
I kept trying.
And trying.
And trying.
Until something finally started working.
Fitness genuinely changed my life.
I know that sounds like something every fitness influencer says.
But fr.
The discipline I’ve built through training, losing weight and pushing myself physically has completely changed the way I see things.
I’ve spent the last year fighting battles with myself that nobody else could fight for me.
And now?
I finally feel like I’m on the winning side.
Not because everything in my life is perfect.
But because I finally feel like I’m in control again.
And that’s something I haven’t felt in a long time.
It’s made me realise something about life.
You don’t get to choose every situation you find yourself in.
Sometimes life will throw you into situations you never expected.
And sometimes those situations will genuinely break you down.
But how you respond to them can change the entire direction of your life.
I used to look at certain goals and think about how difficult they would be to achieve.
Growing a business to £10 million.
Becoming the best version of myself.
All these things seemed like massive mountains to climb.
But after everything I’ve been through?
I genuinely don’t think I’ll ever face anything harder than what I’ve already had to overcome.
And I know that might sound crazy.
Because building a £10 million business is obviously not easy loool.
But in my head, the ceiling doesn’t exist anymore.
I’ve already experienced what it feels like to lose yourself.
To wake up every day and just exist.
And I’ve experienced what it takes to fight your way back.
So why would I now be scared of anything?
Why would I put limits on what I can achieve?
I think that’s what greatness means to me.
Not the money, the cars or any shiny objects.
It’s becoming someone you can genuinely be proud of.
Someone who doesn’t abandon themselves when life gets difficult.
Someone who can look back at the worst period of their life and know they made it through.
Because once you’ve fought that hard to get yourself back…
You owe it to yourself to find out how far you can actually go.
And that’s exactly what I plan on doing.