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Finish Empty: What does it look like to live a truly successful life from a death bed perspective? (Chop Wood Carry Water) Finish Empty: What does it look like to live a truly successful life from a death bed perspective? by Joshua Medcalf
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“It is so easy to complain and bemoan what little we have. What is incredibly hard is to be relentless in our faithfulness to that which we do have. If you learn to operate from that heart posture of gratitude and ridiculous faithfulness, you cannot help but to attract amazing opportunities.”
Joshua Medcalf, Finish Empty: What does it look like to live a truly successful life from a death bed perspective?
“Greatness asks these questions of us every day: "How much are you willing to suffer?" "How long will you keep showing up?" "How many days of Hell Week can you take and not ring the bell?" "Will you endure what it takes?" "How much are you actually willing to suffer?" "How many times will you fail flat on your face in front of the world?" Resistance is just a part of the process. It’s baked into the path to greatness. Persistence in the boring, the mundane, and the unsexy over long periods of time without recognition is the cost of mastery. If you look beyond the surface of anyone that has sustained excellence, not just flash in the pan ‘success,’ you will see a willingness to endure what most would never even consider.”
Joshua Medcalf, Finish Empty: What does it look like to live a truly successful life from a death bed perspective?