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By day 50, not only had he transformed physically, dropping to under 160 pounds, but emotionally and mentally, he began to feel more like a runner. The weight loss and improved physical abilities bolstered confidence but led to a pivotal point—understanding why he embarked on this journey in the first place.
Frustration loomed as friends and family expressed concern about his relentless routine, but amidst the noise, the individual found solace in David Goggins’ philosophy of navigating through obstacles.