Today I'm working out at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook located in Culver City California. Whenever you start something is always going to be difficult. The more you work at it. The better you become.
To be successful in anything you do it requires failing. The more you fail the better you become. Failing is a whole part of being successful and you need to fail the things you learn from failing that mold you to be successful. so next time you stumble and fall or fail at something just know you're that much closer to Victory then you know.
I hope this helps someone going through a tough time if so let me know in the comments below. Thank you.
William
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Great job making it up that hill and what a view from the top! Love the background inspirational audio :)
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great job
thank you
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glad to see such positivity
keep life simple and happy thank you for your comment frankvalchiria
nice, I have also made a blog on failure.
riseandwise, I definitely want to check it out I'm following you and I'm going to check it out once I get back from work thanks
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Well done!
I've been living in LA for over twenty four years now and I still haven't made it to that park yet. Your video is the closest I've gotten to seeing what the view looks like from up there.
Thanks for the inspirational words.