Some people call it drive. Others call it madness. Most of us don’t know the difference until we’ve lost something important to both. On one end of the spectrum, there’s the romanticized version: the builder who works 16-hour days, the mountaineer who refuses oxygen, the parent who sacrifices everything for their child, the artist who forgets to eat. These stories get told at dinner tables and on LinkedIn posts with swelling pride.Look at how far they went. Look at what they gave up. But then there’s the quieter version. The part we don’t …
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