If they become heavy, lungs start to bleed, and our hearts race. It's in this state that we get to find out the true value of our dreams. If we all know what's right and wrong, and it's said its name, we all know when we're relaxed, exactly...

the person you want to become. The question is, do we believe we can become it? Without that belief, every journey will run into a debate—a debate that's when pain starts to fill the body. You weigh the temporary pain against a lifetime of pride. What are you gonna do?

How bad do you want it? There are two options: to continue forward, pushing upward. And if you do that, the dream is giving birth, and forever you will live in the reality of it. If you stop, quit, throw in the towel, I promise you there's no distance...

you can travel far enough to find that dream again. Afraid it's dead, and in its death is replaced by regret. Right now, it's your choice.

Greg Plitt - Two Options - How Bad Do You Want It?

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The physical and emotional toll of pursuing dreams

Physical symptoms like bleeding lungs and racing heart are described as consequences of pursuing dreams.

The pursuit of dreams reveals their true value.

Self-belief is crucial for overcoming challenges; doubt leads to physical pain.

A choice is presented: weighing temporary pain against future pride.

The consequences of perseverance versus giving up

Continuing forward leads to the dream's realization and a life lived in its reality.

Quitting results in an irretrievable loss of the dream and its replacement by regret.

The decision rests solely with the individual.