When something must be done, pick up your head, roll up your sleeves, and attack it.

Why? Well, to put it simply, your future self will thank you.

There's a powerful anecdote about adversity that deals with cows in Buffalo.

And what's the difference?

Picture the cows outgrazing in a field.

A storm is approaching.

They hear it.

They see the gray clouds moving in.

What the cows will attempt to do is run away from the storm.

Now obviously, cows cannot outrun a storm. It inevitably catches up to them and

because they're trying to run away and everything's moving in the same direction, the cows end up

being in the storm longer than they would have if they simply stayed put. The buffalo, on the other

hand, approach it differently.

They hear the storm, they see those clouds coming, and what they will do is run directly into it.

They'll attack it.

And sure, they get the chaos and the wind and they find themselves in the storm center with the turbulence.

But also because of this initiative, it's gone sooner.

It passes them sooner.

Leaving a very relevant and important message for life.

You never win running away from what must be done.

You can't escape the turbulence.

It has to be approached and attacked.

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