Mike Rashid: Best Ways to Push Through Challenges Without Losing Hope!

✎ Good morning #BelieveNation! Today's message is: "Push Through." Over to you Mike Rashid.

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[luckyone]

Only 3 people attending your first speaking engagement maybe rough from one perspective but on the other hand you most likely impacted those people's lives.

To you and everyone that reads this post:

I am thankful that you did not give up. Keep doing what you feel is right for you even when it feels discouraging.

God bless.

[bestyouprointernational]

Amazing video Evan Carmichael. I really enjoy it. :)

[MimiAna]

Thanks Evan, very inspiring, as always.

[rpark]

Thank you Evan for featuring Mike Rashid. Would love to see a Top 10 rules by Mike please.

[tylenelliott]

Definitely needed this one today, thanks great content

[MadresDesaparecidosEvolucionan]

Great topic today, Evan. I´ve died so many times, Im just coming to life, like in that paraphreses of Steve Harvey. Excellent explanaition. Excellent resilience.

[ivailokirqkov]

You and your team are really doing a great job mr.Carmicheal.

[SuperMispi]

What Steve Harvey said at the end makes a tremendous amount of sense. It's a very practical way to understand things.

[patrickgerike]

Great stuff, my friend :-) "Dirt is necessary to make us grow"

[shericreates]

It's just procrastination and all the ones around me saying, "get a job". But I know where it has been. I know what I can do and I am not going to die saying I should have. I will push through.

[motheranita]

Do what you love and never ever give up.
It sounds so fickin' simple... but got it in you. Really!
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I started my online business but realized right after how hard it can be to get the organic traffic. I can't just give up. Thank you for the video Evan.

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I have this new project that I managed to start up and I was enthusiastic about it at first and manage to put a team together. But the team doesn't seem to believe in what I'm trying to achieve for us and that really puts my spirit down. Ever meeting there's high expectations and they are usually never prepared but I believe in their talent and I think they are the ones who can help me to make the dream a reality. Its just so hard preparing for our debut show as they are not really excited and their negativity is starting to rub on to me. It's really frustrating because there's always something that comes which we may have to push the debut show a little later to make sure we are well prepared for it. This video has given me hope though and I want to thank you Evan for it. I now understand that it is part of the process. Again, Thank you!

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Keep It Moving! #TeachTrianEducate #Learn #KIM

[Robcarroll_]

Push through allows room for growth. We have to push ourselves outside our comfort zone to reach great heights - 👊🏽 #Entspresso

[happytime]

The hardest thing I pushed to was my another halfmarathon after 3 knee operations. Some years ago I started to run with buddy making stadium circles, then outside town which finally comes to races. I done 2 halfmarathons in years and then disaster strike - played on bad footballground I injured my knee badly. Over about 4, 5 years it's renew 3 times while I was dancing, playing paintaball in the forest and last time collegue hit me as joke in knee. I had 3 knee operations and its sucks. I was on the crutches for months, go true a lot on rehabilitation in hospital, work with muscles at home, cycling A LOT. Then after last operation some months pass and I was feeling OK. My buddy offer me go on his taekwondo lesson and do it smart help me make my joints, muscles, all around physcique make stronger plus rebuild my confidence. Then I started runing a bit again. And it was really tought... not physically but mentally.... you hearts say - go get it ; your mind say - you better watch out.
Finally after operations I done 2 more halfmarathons and running later on, but sometimes my knee hurt so I try to listen to my body and not just sign up for 42km run cause i want to but... My return halfamarathon was such deep expierience.... From runing point it was masterpiece, I catch up with some guy on track and made most of it together and NOBODY outrun us. Mentally it was a feeling I never expierienced in my life and probably never will again - the feeling that no matter how deep you was in the shit no you're back on the top, that your pursuit in last year pay back now. Thinking about it now I'm suprise that I don't burst into tears in finish line then...