Zion Clark – Work With What You Got
Zion Clark is an elite wheelchair racer, wrestler, and mixed martial artist. What makes Zion so inspiring is the simple fact he was born without legs. Zion’s inspirational story shows us if we train hard and stay focused, anything is possible.
Growing up, Zion had to overcome immense challenges. He was determined to take control of his life and be something great. He learned to focus on what he could control, instead of complaining about what he couldn’t.
It’s easy to become discouraged when life throws us curveballs. If we focus on what we can control, we can take back the power and accomplish great things. We can rise above our hardships and develop a mindset that will help us face any obstacle. Like Zion Clark, we too can make something of ourselves and impact the world.
His autobiography is a fascinating look into how resilience can turn tragedy into triumph. Today, Zion share’s his fascinating, inspiring story so that you can rise above trauma and live legendary.
Larry’s Top Takeaways
- How our past doesn’t define our future
- How we can work with what we have vs focusing on things we don’t have.
- How to stay motivated when everything seems to be challenging us.
What You’ll Learn
00:06:48 Focus on what you can control.
00:07:01 Control what you can.
00:14:30 Commitment pays off.
00:25:41 Make the most of what you have.
00:29:01 Experience life to grow.
00:33:07 Be a good person.
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