As Gandhi said, strength does not come from physical capacity.

It comes from an indomitable will.

We're talking about a man that took on an empire.

And he did it not by his physical prowess,

but instead by not being willing to be bowed or broken.

And at the end of the day, that is something each one of us controls.

That is something that each one of us can build into ourselves.

We decide whether or not we can be broken.

We decide how far we're willing to go.

And at the end of the day, how far you're willing to go,

how indomitable your will really is,

comes down to one simple thing.

Do you believe in what you're fighting for?

Are the hard times something that you're willing to push through

to persevere to get to the other side?

Because you believe to the core of your being and what you're fighting for.

And that is something we all have to define for ourselves.

That is something we all have to build into the very core of our being.

But most people just stumble through life.

They daydream through life.

They don't have a plan.

They don't have something specific that they're aiming at.

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