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The conversation also delves into the core of Goggins's philosophy—embracing suffering and utilizing hardship as a means for self-discovery. Through the trials of running ultramarathons, he equates mental struggles to life experiences that most people avoid. By engaging with discomfort, Goggins argues that individuals can unearth the hard truths about themselves. The theme persists that nobody is immune to the desire to quit; the real victory lies in overcoming that urge.