Mental Toughness Trumps Physical Strength 🧠 - Deepstash

Mental Toughness Trumps Physical Strength 🧠

You don’t need to be the strongest person in the room—you need to be the most mentally tough. The ability to endure hardship and keep moving forward is what separates winners from quitters.

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