Name: 最瘋狂的演講｜大衛-戈金斯 - 最勵志的演講稿 (The Craziest Talk EVER | David Goggins - MOST Motivational Speech)
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I'm not the best at anything. I'm not.. I'm not gifted. I'm just driven.

過去簡單式

I'm a guy that came from nothing anybody's capable of doing shit like this... anybody...   and I sat in that tub

And my mom was dating a doctor at the time the doctor said "you need to get him to a hospital now"

She came back in
All I wanted to do is call Chris Koster on the phone and race instructor from badwater and see if

I can get in. So she said "take him to the doctor" and I said no, let me sit here. Enjoy this pain

She said what are you talking about? I said "you don't.." I go "I need to go the doctor. I realize that.."

I went 70 miles..   and at 70 miles. I was dead.

I was at a hundred percent... what I thought when I thought was 100 percent I went thirty

Thirty-one more miles after being in the worst physical shape I've ever been in in my life

And I sat in that tub and the water's hitting me.. it was the most amazing feeling of accomplishment

However as crazy as it sounds it was the most amazing moment of my entire life

To overcome such...            to come from this kid

was tortured isn't tough, this kid.. 
to this guy, now...

who was able to overcome such amazing odds and obstacles

And I called Chris Kostman the race director at bad water and he said "the idea of a 24-hour race is to run 24 hours"

"You only ran 19" and he put doubt in my mind that he would let me into bad water

Two weeks later roughly December 5th was this marathon that we all signed up for..    I couldn't walk

I ran a hundred miles before I ran a marathon

It's ten days or two weeks after this hundred mile in one race I did

14 days after I broke myself off and I qualify for the Boston Marathon and ran 3:08

Like, the gun went off..   and that thing came back like "Alright, man..   what if.."

And then I went to the hurt 100 race in Hawaii

probably one of the top five hardest hundred mile races in the world out there and

got through the race did in 33 hours with a ninth place finisher and

I went on to lose weight and train hard and I got fifth my first year and went back my second year and got third

I'm not the best at anything. I'm not I'm not gifted. 
I'm just driven.

Out of a hundred men that go into war:
10 shouldn't be there 
80 of them are just targets

Saw it going through training. 
I saw it everywhere I went.

There's so many people who just show up to life

There's something about talking to a guy like you,
 a lot of people hope that you're gonna say some magic thing

that's gonna click in their brain what you're saying is that you have to do those things..

you have to suffer.. You have to live in it.. You have to be comfortable in it. And then...   Maybe..

Some of that shit will help you a little bit along the way

Me now, is the guy that with this shirt off who can do 4030 pull-ups in 17 hours

Who can run 205 miles in 39 hours..
who can do all this crazy shit

but what they don't understand is..  
 they don't understand the journey that it took me to get to this point..

and what got me to this point was, 
I was just the opposite of what I am today..

I was that guy who ran away from everything..  absolutely everything that got in front of me

I wanted to quit so badly, but I quit everything in my life. I copied through school. I wanted to prove people wrong

and so here I am in this Air Force program starting to get a little more confidence, but this water was kicking my ass and

Six weeks in the program that doctor gave me a blood test. It was I have sickle cell

So they put me out training for a week and when you go from being very uncomfortable in that water situation

And then now you're comfortable and I'm sitting back watching the guys drown

I'm not you know, I'm not part of the activities anymore for this week.

I don't want to get back in that damn water again

So the fear overcame me, all my insecurities..  from my dad, from this small town, from everything 
started coming back

Me not wanting to go back in that water... The doctor called me back up,

I thought to get like a like a medical kick out of the military.

so, no quitting for me there.. 
kicked me out, so I can have some pride

The doctor said no.. You know, we could put you back in the training

And the sergeant said, hey you got to start from day one because you missed you know

That week of training and that broke,
I broke. I couldnt imagine going back though that again

And and I pretty much quit even though they gave me a medical. Yeah, I quit..

From the age of 19 to the age of 22,  I went to the job called TACP, where you control jets behind enemy lines

Cool job, but there's no water I was afraid of water. So I've avoided it and

I gained 125 pounds in that time frame. I went from 175 to almost 300 to 297 was my heaviest

and I started finding things that was comfortable and

The more things I found comfortable the more uncomfortable my mind was because that voice I was telling you about

Always was there I was just trying to avoid that conscience

I said I wanted to be left alone from that conscience, and it wouldn't leave me alone

so I got out of the Air Force and I started working for a job called ecolab, where we spray for cockroaches, and I'm 24

Spraying at different Steak N' Shakes, Red Lobster whenever from 11 o'clock at night at 7 o'clock in the morning

And what changed I came home watch this Discovery Channel show

Umm class 224 I came home from Steak N Shake

I sprayed it down last get a big ol large 42 ounce shake walk across the street and get a box of mini doughnuts from

7-eleven now I Drive home for 45 minutes this big old fat guy

Was watching these guys going through hell week

class 224 and these guys ringing the bell quittin dropping their helmet down rolling out a lot of guys is leaving and

It made me reflect on my fears my insecurities and I saw real men when I thought were real men who were staying

Who were overcoming adversity who were overcoming all these different things that... I had blamed so many fucking people in my life..  my dad..

Everybody was to blame, my learning disability, my skin color..

you know me being everything and so I sat there for a while and I was like

I got it. No one's gonna fucking come to help me

No one's gonna fucking come to help me. It's fucking ME against Me period and so I had to man up

I'm exactly what people said I was gonna be..

But a lot of us have these fears that you just don't want to fucking face

I have a lot of them had a lot of them and that's what created the person who's in front of you today

be that 300-pound guy who spray for cockroaches and made $1,000 a month and

At 24 years old knowing we're now 50 fucking years old

I can reflect on this and think about what 
I had never became or I can totally just sack it up and

To get into the class I had to get into, had to lose a106 pounds in less than three months.

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