“He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.”
A single parent will work sixty hours a week or more and still cook and clean and help the kids with their homework. Not because they want to, but because they must. Because their family depends upon them.
The athlete, recovering from the injury and pushing themselves to the point of crying. Yet they persevere and return to the game they love.
The author, writing in the dark before dawn day after day and being rejected over and over again before that first acceptance validating their struggles.
The new salesperson that picks up the phone a hundred times a day and faces rejection, operating on faith that they can get through the initial hard months to build their business.
Do the hard things that terrify you. Show up and outwork others in the knowledge that you can do it and you will do it — not because you are a superhuman but because you are a human with a why that makes you powerful beyond normal limits.