A Navy SEAL explains how the 40% rule can help you succeed
Special operative says when you think your done and have reached your limit, you are not even pushing yourself to half of your capbilities
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Your support makes all the difference.Jesse Itzler felt he was in a rut. So he asked Navy SEAL David Goggins to live with him for 31 days, during which Ms Itzler would do anything Mr Goggins told him to do.
Jesse would later write Living with a SEAL: 31 Days Training with the Toughest Man on the Planet documenting the gruelling experience of getting whipped into shape by one of the toughest men on the planet. They ran through snow storms, jumped into a frozen lake and did lots and lots of push-ups.
Here, Jesse and David talk about actively pushing yourself and the 40 per cent rule, which means when you think your done and have reached your limit, you are actually only 40 per cent done.
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