@BradLoganCOTE @cadesmith_3 Well, love has more yards on 60 less touches, averages 6.9ypc to lacy’s 5.0ypc and love has more total TDs.
Chambliss had 36 more passing yards, sure.. he also had 17 more pass attempts while having 15 less touchdown passes and worse cmp %
Love and Mendoza by a large margin..
You can only become the person you want to be by completely destroying the person that you are.
Replace the version of you that wakes up at noon with the version that wakes up at 6 AM to go to the gym.
Replace the version of you that consistently speaks without action, with the version who puts action before words.
Replace the version of you who is satisfied with the bare minimum, with the version of you who isn’t afraid to dream of a better life.
Replace the fat version of you, with the version of you that works to be healthy and fit.
Life is literally a mind game, one of which we put ourselves in. We CAN choose what kind of life we want to live but you have to accept responsibility for the decisions and mistakes you have been making in order to find what decisions you want to make from now on.
I feel so much pride when I see an out of shape dorky kid walk into the gym holding a gear bag. You and me were the same at one point in my life.
It's hard to wake up one day and change your life, but I promise it's worth it. Respect.
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This is my blueprint to a successful life in today's world:
- Keep your body healthy and try your best to stay sober.
- Put yourself around other people that are on the same mission as you.
- Understand that people that hate you are likely in pain.
-Press on regardless of what comes.
If you follow these steps, everything else will fall into place.
If you work in a trade or with tools, you should be proud of your work.
Without skilled workers like you, the things that make our world function wouldn't exist.
People will make jokes or cry that they’re not as lucky as you.
Meanwhile, while they’re either relaxing or out partying, you’re working and investing in yourself.
“ Luck “ is not random. Endless preparation will eventually lead to opportunity.
The hardest part of entrepreneurship is the uncertainty that all your sacrifice will be for nothing.
That we give up everything now for nothing later.
But then you remember the life you walked away from to pursue your dream and realize there’s no going back.
So you keep going.
A few other things you probably don’t know: illegals in America can get bank loans, mortgages, insurance, driver’s licenses, free healthcare (California & New York) and in-state college tuition.
What’s the point of being a citizen if an illegal gets all the benefits, but doesn’t pay taxes or do jury duty?
In 1519, Hernán Cortés gave the order to his crew “ Burn the boats “ upon landing on the shores of the New World, now known as Mexico.. In doing so, he eliminated any chances of turning back and accepting defeat.
The lesson here is to accept that our “ Plan A “ will never succeed if you give yourself the option of having a “ Plan B “ enabling you to turn back to if things don’t go as planned.
I’m not saying not to be prepared to fail. You WILL fail. However, I am saying to be prepared to not give up or turn back around when things get tough.
Burn the fuckin’ boats and don’t look back. You’re not going that way.
Paying more attention to another person’s opinion of you, rather than your own opinion of yourself, only hinders you from becoming beyond what you currently are.
Kings don’t pay mind to the opinions of peasants because a peasant will never be a King. 👑
The US construction industry can increase available housing by 1% to 2% per year.
But the US population is only 330M out of 8B.
So if just ~4% of Earth moves here, housing would need to double, which is impossible, causing a massive homeless problem and house prices to be astronomically unaffordable.