| It’s this fear of discomfort
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| People have this extreme feeling in their mind when it comes to their
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| associations with exercise
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| They want to avoid discomfort
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| They feel like any type of exercise is just like something to be avoided,
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| that’s not for me, fuck that
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| I don’t wanna sweat, I don’t wanna strain
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| I don’t wanna sweat, I don’t wanna strain
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| A lot of times this association that they have is about the beginnings of
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| getting in shape
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| It’s not about once you’re actually fit
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| 'Cause once you’re actually fit, then you look forward to, it feels great
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| If I can’t get a workout in, I look at my schedule and go
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| Oh shit, I don’t have any time for workout, which means I’m not going to get
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| that good feeling, get, get that good feeling
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| And so instead of looking at it like, «Oh, I’ve gotta go grunt and sweat.»
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| I’m thinking I’m not gonna feel good, I’m not gonna feel relaxed,
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| I’m not going to feel carefree
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| Even appreciative, like my appreciation of things, it gets enhanced greatly
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| after exercise
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| I just feel better
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| Get that good feeling, get, get that good feeling, get that good feeling
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| Get that good feeling, get, get that good feeling, get that good feeling
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| It feels great
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| To most people, their associations are to avoid anything that’s uncomfortable
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| It’s so illogical
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| Discomfort is your friend, it really is
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| Discomfort, not being happy and content with certain situations in life,
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| they are massive, massive motivators
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| They’re amazing at facilitating change
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| Yet our instinct is to avoid those and just sit on the couch
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| And watch some fucking reality show
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| It’s bizarre
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| When I would get really disciplined and really consistent with my workouts
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| I almost feel momentum
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| I feel like there’s push behind me, like, all right, yeah, now I’m doing it
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| Get that good feeling, get, get that good feeling, get that good feeling
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| Get that good feeling, get, get that good feeling, get that good feeling
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| Yeah, now I’m doing it
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| Yeah, now I’m doing it
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| I’m doing it all the time now
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| I’m looking forward to the next time, and it makes that resistance much weaker
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| and it makes my motivation and my discipline much stronger
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| I think a lot of it is based on just the consistency
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| Blowing something off is not just bad for you physically, it’s also bad mentally
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| Because then that option is now available, the option to fuck off
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| You did it before and you’re probably gonna do it again, and you’ll get
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| mediocre results, not just in that aspect of your life, maybe in all aspects of
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| your life
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| That option to fuck off, when you embrace it
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| That is a pathway that you might choose when it comes to dealing with conflict
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| in your personal life
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| Business, business decisions, career decisions, like an uncomfortable decision
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| that you might be faced with
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| What your pathway is in life, but you don’t do it
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| Instead, you fuck off
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| And that inclination to fuck off, that gathers momentum as well
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| The inclination to be disciplined, that comes with momentum
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| I think both things, you take a path
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| Get that good feeling, get, get that good feeling, get that good feeling
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| I wanna sweat, I wanna strain
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| Get that good feeling, get, get that good feeling, get that good feeling
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| It feels great
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| It feels great
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| You take a path
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| Or the path of the fuck off
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| Your body is like a race car that you can juice up yourself |
| You can add the fat car, you can add, improve suspension
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| You can beef up the horsepower in the engine
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| You can do all that yourself
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| Or you can just choose to have this shitty body
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| No one’s under the illusion that you’re gonna live forever, but you are
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| enhancing the experience that you’re currently involved in right now
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| You are alive, you do experience this life, but do you experience this life
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| optimally?
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| Is it as enjoyable as it can be?
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| And we all know that there’s a spectrum for that enjoyability
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| We’ve all had times in our life where it’s not been so great
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| And then times in our life where everything came together
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| Like what a fucking great day, woo!
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| Great day, woo!
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| Great day, woo!
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| Great day, woo!
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| Make more of those
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| Make more of those
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| Make more of those
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| You can make more of those
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| And then the whole thing is better
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| And then the whole thing is better
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| And I think when that whole thing is better, it affects everybody you touch
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| Everybody that’s around you, everybody you come in contact with
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| That in turn, I mean, it sounds so grandiose, but in turn can affect the entire
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| race of human beings |