Welcome to Your World Within Daily. I'm Eddie Panero. And in this episode, I'm going to talk about how life is a marathon. And you don't need to know where every road ends or have the answer to every question. Because life is about the journey along the way.

Happy Friday morning. Hope everyone's doing well.

End to another amazing week.

And today I'm going to play for you guys an old speech called Life is a Marathon or video

if you're watching on the YouTube format. And this is an idea that really resonated

with me about a year into my entrepreneurial journey. And, you know, it's funny because you hear

it said all the time, but when you're living something, it feels different than hearing it

or reading it or being told, right? And, you know, it was about for the first time

feeling like I didn't have all the answers, feeling like life was this mystery, was very uncertain,

but that that was okay, right? Because it was not about the trials and the tribulations

in the way of the answer. It was, no, the trials and the tribulations are the way of the answer. It was no, the trials and the

tribulations are the answer. They are the fun. They are what makes life worth living. Life is not a

sprint to a finish line. It is a marathon in which every part has its own unique space and its

own unique lessons learned. And ultimately, you know, it shapes you. And sure,

you run a marathon to get to the end, but you run it to run it. Right. There's something unique

about the race that builds you up and makes you who you are. And that is the magic of life.

And so as a young entrepreneur in Boston, you know, and interestingly enough, I'm about to hop on a

plane and head right back there today. But it was that realization where, you know,

congrats, right? It was like, it was like realization where, you know, congrats, right?

It was like, it was like, congrats for putting yourself or immersing yourself in a world that is not certain, that is not known, but has all the potential, the opportunity, the upside in the world. And I think all of us owe that to ourselves in some capacity

to look at life a little less seriously, a little more adventurously, and, you know, see what we're made of.

Because those trials and those tribulations, sure, you know, they can be point A in pursuit of

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