You're supposed to fail.

And you probably already have. And you will again.


What matters most is how you react to it. When life punches you in the face, you hit it back. If it knocks you down, you get up, and you hit it back.


If you trip, you get up.


Winners, Champions, the best of the best, they all fail. They all screw up. They all fall.


What makes them winners and champions is that they ALWAYS get back up.




You're not going to beat diabetes in a day. You're not going to beat it in a week. You're not going to beat it in a year.


You're going to beat it for the rest of your life.  Because the alternative is that it beats you for the rest of your soon to be short ass life. That means dying blind. But it'll be ok that you're blind, because you won't be able to walk anywhere after they cut your feet off.  But it's not like you'll need them, you'll get to get up to go to the bathroom via dialysis after  your kidneys fail. That's if you survive the heart disease.  That's what you're facing. If you don't believe me, you're in denial. Period.


Stop making excuses. The only time it's ok to start improving on Monday, is if today is Monday. 


I can't flip your motivation switch on. But I can tell you what will happen if you don't make the choice. You're going to die, and you're going to die badly. That kind of failure is the kind of failure you can't get up from.


Will you get up before it's too late?