It Always Seems Impossible Until Its Done

In the lively city of Endura, there lived a man named Max. Max was not an athlete, nor was he particularly fond of physical exertion. However, he believed in a powerful mantra: “It always seems impossible until it’s done.”

Max had a dream, a dream that seemed impossible to many. He wanted to run the Endura Marathon, a grueling 42-kilometer race that only the fittest dared to attempt. Despite his lack of athletic prowess, Max was determined to make his dream a reality.

First, Max started training. He began with short distances, gradually increasing his stamina. Every morning, he would wake up before dawn and hit the running track. Despite the physical strain and countless setbacks, Max never gave up.

Months turned into a year, and the day of the marathon finally arrived. Max stood at the starting line, surrounded by seasoned athletes. He felt a wave of fear and doubt, but he remembered his mantra: “It always seems impossible until it’s done.”

As the race began, Max started running. He kept a steady pace, focusing on his breathing. Kilometer after kilometer, Max kept moving forward. His body screamed for rest, but his spirit was unyielding.

Finally, after hours of relentless running, Max crossed the finish line. He had done it. He had run the Endura Marathon. His dream, which once seemed impossible, had become a reality.

Max’s story serves as an inspiration to all. It reminds us that no goal is too big, no dream is too impossible. All it takes is action, perseverance, and the belief that “It always seems impossible until it’s done.”