🏁 I ran my first marathon this weekend!
It wasn’t fast. It wasn’t easy. But I finished — and that’s what matters.
What I’m most proud of isn’t the race itself, but the preparation.
Waking up at 4am on Saturdays to run 18–20 miles.
Cutting out alcohol.
Fueling my body right.
Staying disciplined when no one was watching.
That’s the real win — doing the hard things most people aren’t willing to do.
And that’s why most people don’t run marathons.
💡 Whether it’s fitness, career, finances, or faith — if you do what everyone else is doing, you’ll get average results.
And let’s be honest: average is not the goal.
Be extraordinary.
Pursue your dreams.
Take the risk.
Make the sacrifice.
It’s worth it.
And above all — find a partner who believes in you.
Early in our relationship, I told Jenna I wanted to become a financial advisor. She didn’t just support me — she planned with me. We executed that plan together over years.
Whatever we take on next, I know we’ll succeed — because we’re in it together.
You can be good on your own.
But with the right partner?
You can be unstoppable. 💪