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Where Will You Take Life?


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Where will you take life?  We take life beyond “normal” limits, sky high, sky life.  The sky is NOT our limit for we have NO limit.  You have NO limits, except for those that you allow to exist.  Remove your mental obstacles.  Train your mind and your body.  Push to be your best you—one more lap, one more mile, one more rep.  Through the doubts and fear, we train. 
            We are all capable of what we can imagine—what we can imagine, we can do.  We let our imaginations soar.  Where will yours take you?  It’s true, life happens.  Don’t let it happen to you.  Stop saying, “I can’t imagine,” and start saying, “I can.”  Or better yet, visualize.  Visualize success.  We do before each and every jump.  Stop visualizing defeat. 
            We train to be our best.  It’s tough sometimes.  Life is stressful.  Everyday tasks can take priority and then you falter, find excuses not to train, not to push through.
NO EXCUSES!
            You are the creator of your own destiny.  This life is yours.  You can make your dreams come true.  Don’t listen to those voices—maybe even your own inner ones—that tell you your dreams are too big, your goals irrelevant or impossible.  Don’t listen to the self doubts when you’re new at something.  Life is about learning.  We are always learning, always becoming.  Becoming stronger, smarter, better. 
            We conquer the skies.  What will you conquer?  Conquer your fears, your can’ts, your doubts; stand up to the enemy within.
            Dream wildly, dream beyond your wildest dreams.  Don’t say, “I never dreamed it was possible.”  Anything is possible.  Dare to dream.  Then, never stop pushing.  The question is not, “Where do you want life to take you?” but rather “Where do YOU want to take life?”
            We are ready.  Are you?


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