Being A "Try Hard" Vs. Trying Hard
July 11, 2017
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Being A "Try Hard" Vs. Trying Hard
It's been a while since I published a video about being a "Try Hard" and some people seem to have misinterpreted what I've said in this video.
There was a particular comment that stated:
"Abraham2 weeks ago
I disagree with this, People dont try hard enough. You should be a try hard. I wouldnt try on easy mode, or take it easy. I will go hard, and if anyone thinks its being needy, well I dont mind what people think. I know I work for results. Patience or gratitude doesnt bring results. Trying hard will tell you the real results on where you are really at. Not trying hard will just subconsciously make you think you're on the right path when in actuality you dont know because you havent actually tried hard yet. Anyone who is not a try hard can just fall back on "I didnt even try hard""
This is exactly the point of this video... Being a "Try Hard" does not mean trying hard.
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