Endure: How to Work Hard, Outlast, and Keep Hammering

Endure: How to Work Hard, Outlast, and Keep Hammering

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  • Create Date:2022-05-19 04:52:37
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
  • Status:finish
  • Author:Cameron Hanes
  • ISBN:1761261185
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Summary

Living in a small town where dreams were dismissed and bouncing between the homes of divorced parents, Cameron Hanes carried low expectations and no hope for a life of fulfilled potential。 Then he discovered his great love - the bow。 For Cameron, finding his drive, his purpose, a reason for pushing himself every single day, changed everything。

Endure chronicles the lessons Cameron has learned and compels us to raise our expectations of ourselves。 Cameron inspires us to have the work ethic, endurance and resiliency needed to push our limits and break the barriers that keep us from our true purpose。

From the unforgiving mountains to the rugged running trails to mastering his skills with a bow, Endure takes us to places of risk, challenge, and adventure so that we can realize the impossible isn't too far out of reach。 Truly exceptional people don't excel because of their outstanding abilities。 They become exceptional because they're obsessed with improvement。

Endure redefines hard work and inspires us all to cultivate the grit, discipline and dedication needed in order to maximize each day of life。

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Reviews

Samantha

*I had the opportunity to read this book thanks to a Good reads giveaway。I definitely had a conflicting time reading this book。 While I often found what the author said to be repetitive and/or contradictory of it’s self, I also found myself really engaged in the story。 When Hanes wrote about his experiences with particular ultra marathon runs, the losses he experienced or meaningful hints he went on I found it really interesting。 Hanes has had an interesting and unique life that could fill many *I had the opportunity to read this book thanks to a Good reads giveaway。I definitely had a conflicting time reading this book。 While I often found what the author said to be repetitive and/or contradictory of it’s self, I also found myself really engaged in the story。 When Hanes wrote about his experiences with particular ultra marathon runs, the losses he experienced or meaningful hints he went on I found it really interesting。 Hanes has had an interesting and unique life that could fill many books。 I did struggle constantly reading the message “I’m not special, I just work hard”。 Besides the fact I feel that I am far from this book’s target audience, I just found myself checking out every time and then eventually just skipping the sections of the “inspirational questions”。 So much potential to be a great book that could reach a wide variety of people。 。。。more