
Never be a “was.”
Someday, You Will Be a “Was” I was strong. I was fast. I was disciplined. I was relentless. One day, everything that defines you now will be spoken about in the past tense. Your body will slow. Your abilities will fade. The things that once came effortlessly will take effort. And that’s exactly how it should be. Because it’s better to be a “was” than a “never was.” A “was” means you showed up. You tried. You pushed yourself beyond comfort, tested your limits, and took risks. It means you built something—memories, skills, relationships, and a life worth looking back on. A “never ....
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