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my biggest problem when I’m strength training is that I’ve always been like, “eh, I’m pretty strong. No need to die for this lift or this last rep. I’m okay with things as they are.”
No “fire in the belly” as they say. This goes for a lot of things: going HAM on academia busywork, selling a book despite having everything in place to do so, building my brand. I’m relatively okay as long as I’m healthy, able to move around, and getting paid.
I wish I had enough insecurity to die for a meaningless and forgettable cause! "He was the Pennsylvania state 220 lb deadlift record holder...we shall never see his like again. He died like he lived, lifting some weights"
Yeah, but it keeps you away from potentially hurting yourself. Self-preservation isn’t necessarily a negative 
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