I must be tough not only while rucking, exposing my body to cold, but also when I want to write something but do not have enough inspiration and feel sleepy.
That’s why I decided to write this text. I did it on the 9th of April, 2025, after taking 11k steps while rucking. My backpack weighed 30 kg (66 lbs.). Earlier, I was walking with 32 kg. Still, in one of my previous posts about rucking, I mentioned that I would be mixing the weights of my backpack. Why? Because sometimes I ruck straight after my office work and knowing that I will have additional equipment in my rucksack (e.g., laptop), I know I must be flexible regarding taking additional load on my back and shoulders. Was I tired after rucking and before writing this text?
Yes, I was. After all, I was working ten hours in the office. Still, when I decided to write something, I told myself that I had to be tough.
Well, here I am with my tired thoughts.
I wrote many times about writing groundbreaking and profound things. The truth is that the more I want to write something like this, the worse results I get. This text is not an exception. I wish many great ideas would appear in my mind, but this is not the issue in my case. I am an average human with an average mind who struggles to work in broadly defined finance and become one of the most prolific street photographers and bloggers. I am not a demigod. I do not know where my life road leads me. Luckily, I do not have to know such things.
The only thing I know is that I should try to become robust.
Undoubtedly, it will help not only me but also my beloved family, with Kamilka at the forefront, and the whole society (including future generations). I’ve got the power not only to ruck but also to create something out of nothing. And I believe, in sharing my struggles, I can show you the power of resilience and inspire you to keep going and growing in your own journey, knowing that you, too, have the strength to overcome any challenge.
