A slight deviation for today.
No training before work.
It’ll have to be done after work.
I’ll do what I can here at least.
In return for missing morning training,
I will be fasting until work’s done.
This is fine; it’s a small adjustment.
So long as I get it done again,
that’s really all that matters.
There’s no way I’d take a break now.
I’ve absolutely went too far.
Worse conditions have come before this.
Still, I did it then.
So, of course, today I’ll do it again.
Not until I say will I stop.
Not until the time comes will I rest.
I shall give all of me until then.
God will handle the rest.
The rhythm is changing slightly today, and that’s okay. Flexibility is part of the process. Life throws its curveballs, and I’ve learned to adjust. It’s not about following a perfect plan but about staying committed to the goal. Deviations are just a test—one I’ve already proven I can pass.
There’s power in these small choices. Skipping training before work could easily feel like a loss, but it’s not. It’s an opportunity to show discipline in a different way. Fasting through the day is just another form of training, one that sharpens the mind even when the body isn’t moving. Every moment like this is a chance to deepen my resolve, to prove that nothing can derail me as long as I keep moving forward.
This isn’t the first time I’ve had to adapt, and it won’t be the last. I’ve stood face-to-face with worse circumstances and still managed to carry through. I’ve trained through pain, through fatigue, through every reason my mind could conjure up to stop. Today is no different. The conditions might vary, but my response will always remain the same: persistence.
By the end of the day, I’ll have done it again. Maybe not how I planned, but that doesn’t matter. What matters is that I’ll show up. And when the time for rest does come, it’ll be earned—not because I backed off or found an excuse, but because I gave everything I had.
Each deviation is a reminder of how far I’ve come. I don’t stop because I’ve gone too far to turn back. The path I’m on now is one I’ve chosen for myself, and I trust it. There’s no room for doubt, no room for hesitation—just action. God will guide me through, but it’s on me to put in the work.
Let this day be another testament to that truth.
