For me, “Do Hard Things Until They’re Not” means leaning into the moments that hurt the most and sticking with them until they stop hurting.
I embraced “Do Hard Things Until They’re Not” by focusing on the things that felt most painful and pushing through them until they lost their sting. Whether it was a tough moment in business or a personal challenge, I learned that leaning into discomfort is the path to growth. Now, it’s a principle I live by and pass down to my boys, showing them that persistence transforms pain into strength.
The initial stage where I'm exploring and learning about this philosophy.
Actively applying this philosophy in my daily life and work.
This philosophy has become a natural part of how I think and act.
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