Can't Hurt Me
4.3

David Goggins shares his transformation from a bullied, overweight teen to a Navy SEAL and endurance athlete through brutal discipline and mental resilience. Blending autobiography with motivational guidance, Can’t Hurt Me challenges readers to embrace discomfort, silence self-doubt, and push beyond perceived limits. Goggins' raw, relentless story inspires action and personal accountability in the face of adversity.

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About David Goggins

An American ultramarathon runner, ultra-distance cyclist, triathlete, public speaker, and author, best known for his incredibly inspiring and intense memoir, Can't Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds. Goggins advocates for extreme mental toughness, self-discipline, and pushing beyond perceived limits. His story of overcoming immense adversity, from poverty and abuse to achieving elite military and athletic feats, motivates millions to embrace discomfort and maximize their potential.

Other Books by David Goggins

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Never Finished

by David Goggins

4.7

In 'Never Finished,' David Goggins, the celebrated ultra-endurance athlete and retired Navy SEAL, shares his inspiring journey of overcoming adversity and pushing past physical and mental limits. Through raw and honest storytelling, Goggins delves into his troubled upbringing, battles with obesity, and relentless pursuit of self-improvement. He challenges readers to confront their fears, embrace discomfort, and cultivate mental toughness to achieve their full potential. With a compelling narrative and practical advice, 'Never Finished' motivates readers to break through barriers and cultivate a resilient mindset. Goggins' unfiltered approach and unwavering determination make this book a powerful guide for anyone seeking personal growth and success.

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