Nine hours, 30 minutes and 1 second.
That’s how long Daniel Scali held an abdominal plank position, shattering the men’s world record.
When the 28-year-old Australian man broke the record last month, the tough feat was made even more difficult by complex regional pain syndrome, or CRPS, which causes almost constant pain in his left arm.
Scali told CNN he has been dealing with chronic pain since the age of 12 when he fell off a trampoline and broke his arm.
“The pain is still there.”
“The pains aren’t changing but my attitude towards the pain changes.” (CNN)
Can we change our attitude about what’s possible?
Most of us neglect to use our maximum potential in all areas of endeavor!
Let’s learn a valuable lesson from Daniel Scali.
If not today, when?
ifnottodaywhen.blog 