Love the saying “The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday” embraced by the Navy SEALs as meaning that every day you should work HARDER than the last, making the previous day seemed easier. 🔥
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It has been challenging, painful (a huge log fell onto my head 😖) but adventurous with team Luminox. Rob Roy, a retired US Navy SEAL who served for 26 years, put us through a 3-hour Jungle Survivor Course and ended with a 30-min fitness challenge of what they would have gone through. Check out my Insta highlights. 🙌
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What have I learned? You don’t give up until the end. Challenge yourself every single day because that’s the fastest way to grow and learn. Never get too comfortable or content. Work hard, adapt, support your teammates and there’s no finishing line in life. You just keep going! 👊
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This is hands down THE most fun product launch as we got to experience the Luminox spirit, its motto, mission and the people who inspired their creations. ⌚️
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p/s Did you feel my pain when the log fell onto my head? 😅 I’m still a little bit bruised but it’s better today. Thanks for all your concerns. 🙃
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