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Ray Lewis said, "That's why kids have a problem finishing things today. Because as soon as they feel a small bit of discomfort...they're gone." "The greatest pain of my life is the reason I'm standing here today." To overcome adversity, you have to face it. (🎥TEDx)

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness1 year ago

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Andrew1 year ago

@TEDx Well not everyone can murder someone and get away with it…

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PureCleanPerformance1 year ago

@TEDx Remember, growth often occurs outside of our comfort zones. Embracing discomfort and viewing it as an opportunity for growth can lead to significant personal transformation.

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness1 year ago

@TEDx Well said!

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Redacted1 year ago

@JaquanBrisker @TEDx Wonder what kinds of pain those guys he stabbed felt.

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Dee Bunked1 year ago

@TEDx Damn… TED talks now include how to murder? Wild.

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Matt1 year ago

@TEDx To overcome charges, you have to throw away your blood stained suit.

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Paul Richmond1 year ago

@TEDx Your worst moments, are opportunities for your best moments and comebacks.

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness1 year ago

@TEDx Well said 🙌

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Colts House1 year ago

@Coach_Bopp @TEDx He murdered that tedtalk .

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