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“Anxiety does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows, but only empties today of its strength.”
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It’s no secret ’round these parts that we love The Rock. It should be pretty clear why: The guy is awesome AF. It’s easy to think of masculinity in terms of going HAM 24/7 and being a wall of stoicism that never admits weakness and never feels vulnerable.
That’s cool and all, but in reality, is it really like that? No matter how tough you are, you’re going to get knocked around, and it takes a certain kind of mindset to handle your shit.
Dwayne Johnson gives a voice to that brand of masculinity, and there are a number of times in which The Rock inspired us to reach a little higher, be a little happier, and to act a little classier. Let’s run down the ways in which The Rock inspired us to be better men:
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There are two types of women in the world, and you’re likely dating the wrong type. But to be fair, it’s not your fault — not entirely at least — as it was, and remains, in your power to avoid said mistake. You’re dating the wrong person and it’s not for the reasons that you think.
It’s not because you don’t get along. It’s not because you don’t respect each other. It’s not because the chemistry isn’t there.
In fact, everything seems perfect — almost too good to be true. But I’m telling you that it isn’t perfect, and it’s most certainly is too good to be true. If it seems like I’m shitting on your parade, it’s because I am.
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What is mental toughness, exactly? A lot of people mistake it for courage or having heart, having guts, having balls, or having all sorts of anatomy. Perhaps that’s part of the story, but it’s not what true mental toughness is made of.
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